SHEEFLY Ice Grips with 12 steel studs
Product description
This ice traction accessory slips over boots and shoes to add grip on packed snow and glazed ice, making winter walks and outdoor jobs safer. Designed for hiking, ice fishing and everyday winter travel, these ice grips for shoes combine a thicker silicone body with multiple metal studs for stable footing and a firm wrap around the sole.
Key Points
The design includes a wide wrap that secures the forefoot and heel, helping the spikes sit where pressure is highest when you walk. The silicone is thicker than some alternatives and claims to remain elastic down to very low temperatures, which improves durability and tear resistance. Two adjustable straps and a small carry pouch are included for travel and storage, so you can fold the cleats and carry them conveniently in a rucksack or glove compartment. ❄️
The pattern of studs places eight spikes under the forefoot and four under the heel, which aims to follow natural pressure points and reduce the feeling of slipping forward on icy inclines. These grips are unisex and available in three sizes that cover a broad range of European shoe sizes, allowing the same pair to be used by different household members if sizes match. 🥾
Technical Specifications
- Name: SHEEFLY Ice Grips for Shoes and Boots
- Spikes: 12 stainless steel microspikes, 304 grade
- Upper material: 2.5 mm thick high-elasticity silicone
- Sizes: M (EU 36-40), L (EU 40-43), XL (EU 43-48)
- Accessories: pair of adjustable straps and a storage bag
- Manufacturer guarantee: 1 year replacement according to the manufacturer
Usage Recommendations
Fit the grips over the outsole so the forefoot and heel align with the stud clusters, then secure the straps to reduce movement on the shoe. They work best on sturdy winter boots and trainers with a defined heel, and they are straightforward to fold and stow when surfaces are clear. Consider that very thin-soled footwear may transmit more stud pressure to the foot, according to the manufacturer, so check comfort during a short walk before longer use. For activities with frequent off-trail scrambling or steep alpine climbing, choose footwear and traction designed specifically for technical mountaineering rather than these general-purpose grips.