1 Pair Winter Ice Walking Traction, Over-Shoe Snow Cleats, Black, Fits Most Men's Size 6 to 12 Shoes

My son uses his regular as a delivery person. SO I bought more as stocking gifts for our home delivery people. Would also be helpful for the homeless in the winter. Priced low, good value.

Smaller than described.

Perfect for the price

The rubber stretches out fairly quickly and they fall off my shoes.I won't be purchasing any more. Did I mention that the price went up $1.00 after my first purchase. Not a good value

These fit a W 7.5W Skechers D'lites Arctic temp rated snow boot and so far have stayed on and not broken after 48 hours of shoveling and walking to remove snow. I did take a while to stretch them on and in place in the existing groves of the snow boot. With these I could walk on the drive while there was ice to shovel. Previously I would have to just shovel a bit, put down a bucket of ice melt, wait, shovel some more. Very dangerous drive in frozen land and I had fallen, slid down the drive repeatedly when starting to shovel. These enabled me to dig myself out without risking my life. The price is great too! I'll try them on the park running path which always has major ice patches this time of year and see if they hold up. They have already paid for themselves with the snow removal on dangerous icy concrete inclines.

These treads keep me grounded on slush and ice when I'm out walking dogs. Very good price.

Let's get the good parts up front. In terms of material quality, I will definitely say these feel nice. The rubber feels thick and the non-slip points feel like they would provide good traction. I'm pretty confident that with them on it would be great to be able to go out in icy weather (check the mail, go for a short walk, etc...) and not feel like I was going to slip. For my kids, I will absolutely use them for safety when needed. These (the 9" long ones) fit easily over a Boys 6 shoe. I think they will be great for those NW winters where ice and slips are a concern.Before using them on larger shoes, you need to give them a few good stretches. At first they *barely* fit over a US Men's 9 shoe. A US Women's 8 also took a bit of stretching before they fit. I was a little frustrated. After a good 10-20 slow stretches to about 1-2" past the shoe length they loosened up a little. After that they fit better but were still snug. On the US Men's 9 shoes, it was difficult, but it did eventually fit after the stretches. Before stretching I barely managed to get it on. Even then, I wasn't sure they would stay where they were. Once when initially trying to get it on it slipped and shot off like a rubber band. Strangely enough I tried it without my shoe and it fit better. While it might be cold, I'd try it in my socks and I think it would work just as well. After the stretches it was a little easier to get it over the size 9 shoe. It was was easier to get them to fit after taking the shoe off. But, I don't think I could do it with the shoe on. That's the only reason for the -1 star. This would be great if I could slip it on while in the car.PROSQuality materialGood non-slip pointsLightweight and easy to pack aroundCONSMaybe fits up to M9Wish they were 1-2" longer and easier to slip onIt's totally possible that with additional use that the rubber will relax a little more. We'll still keep trying to use them on adult size shoes to see if they stretch a little more with use. Will update here if anything changes.

I recommend these Harrier Over the shoe Snow Cleats. My wife had a fall on an icy sidewalk last Christmas holiday and suffered for many months with multiple breaks to her right leg. These rubber Snow cleats fit snuggly over her shoe, which is a size 8. When attached to the shoe the rubber has a tread pattern along with the small tungsten carbide spikes which look like they will provide excellent traction.The area we live in has not had a snow fall yet to test the Snow cleats out but my wife is anxious to give them a try. She believes the Snow cleats will help restore her confidence when she walks in snow this year. We do not yet know how effective they will be or how long they will last but for the cost of the Snow cleats it is well worth giving them a try.I deducted 1 Star from the rating due to the fact that the Snow cleats must be stretched to fit over a shoe and I have to think that the rubber will be weakened by the stretched position much like a rubber band will loose its elasticity over time from being stretched.I will up date my review when the weather brings snow to us and we get to put the Harrier Over-Shoe Snow cleats fully to the test.