Needed for muddy conditions. Will these work?
2010238
I am not sure if they would work or not. Depends how muddy it is. I keep them at my back door when I am gardening and if I need to come into the house I put them over my garden shoes. Love them
1426362
They would probably work, but you do need to keep the surface wet by constantly running a stream of water over the surface. It would most likely work dry too, but the pads will wear out quickly. Use a slow speed, especially if you do it dry.
1262323
Yes. Absolutely. They will work for the wet clothes and much more. They are the BEST!
728684
These are good in dry locations only. I wouldn't think they would function as well if you're in a wet or changeable climate.
1688176
Yes they will work, if you feel there might be a problem, then you can easily lift the shades as if a trapdoor to see better. I longboard and have had no issues with them.
1721039
These are the best washable pads I've used, but I don't think that they will solve your particular issue as the spots stay wet at the surface. I would suggest the single use pads for your situation.
692047
These should work fine for the job you describe. They are very good for that type of particulate.
150858
Have had these installed for 3 months now heavy rain plus offroading in mud. no issues. Keep in mind that nothing is waterproof.
750471
as far as I know they should work if the outside is leather. I will let you know though, that it may stain the liner.
2016309
I couldn't say for sure as I cannot speak from experience, but I'd imagine they would work just fine. They have great grip, even when wet. And I occasionally ride with combat boots.
2103451
I have a set mounted on my Jeep, they are waterproof, and should not have issues with getting wet.
962051
I used these on in door basement steps. The problems I foresee for out door use are weather related: no drainage holes. I imagine water could build up and maybe be slippery (or freeze). Since you already have them. Try them outdoors. If they don't work, take them off. OR put on one or two. That's my spin.
1606251
If you are skiing in a dry climate, i.e. "powder" conditions in the rockies or the sierra's, they might work; however I wouldn't trust them in east coast conditions as they fog up VERY quickly..
771923
Hi. I have used it for dirty muddy water. I put a pair of women's nylons around the base where the water enters
632063
these are well made, and have a O-ring to keep out rain and weather moisture, but I would not recommend them for underwater, submerged use. good luck
2120391
I use it outdoors, though it is mostly protected from rain. It wouldn't be useful for very muddy shoes.
1342251
I am certain about weather resistance. I have used them many times in the rain. I don't know how well they would do if submerged, but I have never even had a glitch in rainy conditions, both walking and riding motorcycle.