SlipGuard™

I was mainly looking for extra grip outside. The main reason was walking my dog on icy sidewalks. The leash keeps one hand busy, so having more grip under my shoes is reassuring. I can still walk at a normal pace on snowy stretches. I still take my time on smooth ice, but I feel better prepared. Glad to have them on hand.

I was mainly looking for extra grip outside. The main reason was walking to the bus stop before sunrise. There's often a thin layer of frost before anyone has salted the path. They're easy enough to carry in the car. I remove them as soon as I get to clear pavement. I'd recommend considering them for icy walks.

Bought them for the days when the sidewalks freeze. The main reason was helping my mother get to her car in the winter. I pay much more attention to grip when I'm walking with her. The design is simple and doesn't require batteries or complicated setup. They don't replace paying attention, of course. So far, I'm pleased.

I bought these ahead of the colder weather. I use them for bringing groceries up the frozen porch steps. It takes only a moment to slip them on once you know how. I like how uncomplicated they are.

These looked useful for everyday walks. The main reason was walking beside my partner on an icy trail through the neighborhood. We prefer simple everyday gear over big hiking equipment. The chain-and-spike setup feels more substantial than a smooth shoe sole. I take them off before stepping onto indoor floors. They make sense for cold-weather errands.

Simple product but a useful one. I use them for running quick errands on cold days. Very handy for the way I use them.

We get patches of ice around here every year. I use them for checking on a neighbor down the icy sidewalk. So far, I'm pleased.

I wasn't looking for anything fancy. I use them for carrying a laundry basket across an outdoor walkway. So far, I'm pleased.

Nice and simple. They sit low under the shoe rather than feeling like a separate boot.

I chose these because they fit over shoes I already own. I use them for walking between the car and the supermarket entrance. I like being able to remove them before going inside. Nice for everyday winter routines.

Pretty useful. I use them for helping my mother get to her car in the winter.

Nice and simple. I use them for taking the trash bins down the slope beside the house.

Wanted something simple for winter. The main reason was crossing the apartment parking lot after freezing rain. The painted lines and patches near the cars are the worst spots. I can still walk at a normal pace on snowy stretches. Not glamorous, just practical. Good idea for anyone dealing with icy paths.

Picked up a pair after a few slippery mornings. I use them for carrying a laundry basket across an outdoor walkway. Does what I wanted from a traction aid.

Picked up a pair after a few slippery mornings. The main reason was crossing a slushy pavement that freezes at night. The icy edges catch me off guard. They sit low under the shoe rather than feeling like a separate boot. I still take my time on smooth ice, but I feel better prepared. This is the kind of product you don't think about until you need it.

Glad I got a pair. I use them for clearing the walkway after a snowy night.

I'm always cautious on iced-over pavement. I use them for crossing a slushy pavement that freezes at night. They're easy enough to carry in the car. I like how uncomplicated they are.

Pretty useful. They fit around my boots without making me change shoes. I'd prefer a softer pull tab, but it's a small detail.

I got these for the icy part of my routine. I use them for checking on a neighbor down the icy sidewalk. I can still walk at a normal pace on snowy stretches. Very handy for the way I use them.

I got these for the icy part of my routine. I use them for clearing the walkway after a snowy night. A practical piece of winter gear.

I've tried other winter grips before. I use them for helping my mother get to her car in the winter. Very handy for the way I use them.

I wanted an option besides walking very slowly everywhere. The main reason was clearing the walkway after a snowy night. Walking back and forth on packed snow is part of the job. The metal points give my shoes noticeably more bite on icy patches. I'd recommend considering them for icy walks.

I don't like taking chances on icy stairs. I use them for bringing groceries up the frozen porch steps. The extra traction makes a difference on compacted snow. Worth keeping near the door.

Bought them for the days when the sidewalks freeze. The main reason was crossing the apartment parking lot after freezing rain. The painted lines and patches near the cars are the worst spots. They help me feel steadier while taking smaller, careful steps. I would check the size carefully before ordering. Worth keeping near the door.

These looked useful for everyday walks. I use them for visiting my grandparents when their walkway ices over. The first time I put them on took longer than expected; the next time was quicker.

Glad I got a pair. I appreciate that they don't take up much space in a bag.

The shape looked more practical than bulky winter footwear. I use them for taking the trash bins down the slope beside the house. I can still walk at a normal pace on snowy stretches. Worth keeping near the door.

I was mainly looking for extra grip outside. I use them for crossing a slushy pavement that freezes at night. The extra traction makes a difference on compacted snow. This is the kind of product you don't think about until you need it.

I needed something that goes over regular shoes. I use them for getting from the front door to a parked car. For packed snow, the extra edges underfoot are handy. Good idea for anyone dealing with icy paths.