are you ice fishing people happy with these cleats
957303
Wherever there is ice (no matter how thick or thin)...the cleats will work. Most of the time the lakes are snow covered and the cleats are not needed. But, if you really want to feel secure...put them on. Trust me...you will remain vertical.
957304
Sorry...I am not an ice fisher. In fact, I am a 76 yr old woman who has had both hips replaced. Fell four years ago on black ice while walking my dog & broke my wrist. Thus, my fear of falling. Not fearful any longer a long as I'm wearing these trekkers. Still have a dog ( my third retired racing greyhound) that I walk 4-5 times each day. I live in a Chicago suburb & we've had a "powerful" winter...still, no problems.
957305
yes! very good o ice. Just enough traction. If you have snow pack on top too, they will pack snow but clean out very quickly. They never slip off of my Bogs and are easily cleaned of mud/ice with the tap of a wooden stick or broom handle. I just leave them on my ice fishing boots year round.
957306
i do nor use them for ice fishing. i walk on an icey road 1/2 mile roundtrip for the mail 6 days a week and they are great in any ice.
1868134
Yea man the abec 7 ogs are really good. real fast real clean. They started sputterting and lost spin around 2 months of skating everyday.
1176567
Mine took an unfortunate crash to the ice off the four wheeler while crossing a lake and not one of my items were busted. I use mine for all my ice fishing gear, works great
247311
That is a more personal question as to the feel of a cleat. I like the blacks, no float. It locks my foot in the place I want it. Try the blacks and see if you like being locked in place.....if not...then buy the reds.
116202
Yes, they are a perfect fit. There great for these snowy days were having in the northeast.
962459
I think you're correct. Not saying for sure but I'd try it. You can always return. They are good ice skates and I think she will be happy with them -- my twin granddaughters love them! Hope my answer helps you.
202603
Yes they are. I have worn them many hours while hunting in Montana and they are awesome! I have not submersed them in water however in snow, blowing snow, slush, etc they have performed flawlessly! They also seem to breathe well and do not make my hands sweat excessivly. I definately reccomend them!
1997284
Yes we've had them for over a year and they work very well. We got lots of snow last year.
309112
My Son, who I bought these for says yes. He works out in the cold, snow, rain and had requested them. So far so good.
356444
They fit true to size with room to grow. Wheels dont turn as fast as hockey inline skates and wear fast. All and all, we've been happy with these. They have decent ankle support, too.
1371613
Yes, I brought them last year for my granddaughter and she has skated outdoors most of the time. They are tough, fit well and a good value for the price. Buy 1 size larger than their shoe size at least.
459335
I'm 6'1" 230 size 13 shoe and I bought a size XL. I wear one layer of good insulation and they fit a little snug. Buy big so you can add insulation especially fishing in cold waters. Worth every dollar!
1927809
Yes. They come with both the black "immovable" cleats and the red, 6 degree "floating" cleats.
514295
I don't give mine heavy use. they work well for me using occasionally and as needed. Make me feel more secure on icy/snowy surfaces.
1964691
Just a little, not as bad as I thought they may be, I also think with a little more use & wear they will get better! Ive had them out fishing about 7 times now and its not as bad as day 1. I hope this helps you. I am very happy with them
209318
No. These are Icetreckers and I have a pair and am very satisfied with them. I live in Michigan and have had several opportunities to use them already. Very satisfied
263940
Hi, KKEEET. I bought these skates as a gift for a grandson. Have not given them to him yet, but I bought one or two sizes too large, purchasing heavy socks to take up the extra room. They are a bargain and very well made. Happy trails.