Can they be used in snow?
1969690
i don't see why not i believe they came with snow stepper's the units you put on the bottom of the polls. i personally stay away from snow too cold for me
1969691
Yes! The poles come with 2 different "feet" allowing them to be used with a rubber foot, spiked foot or a cup like a ski pole!
1173264
Yes they are rated for Mountain& snow. They dont have the snowflake symbol but they have M + S on the tire.
148373
The stabilizers do a great job on ice and snow. When you wear them in on a hard floor you might keep in mind that you can slip.
631414
They could definitely be used on a snowmobile and doing the other chores. They are snug (not too tight though) on the head. It can also be worn over a knit hat and be secure.
84064
I have not tried this but, if the snow is still powdery then I suppose it would work.
599070
Yes they can be used for snowboard. No sun protection. It's just that I like a clear vision when I go down the mountain.
1853293
Norm- I had a gold digger, Candice Marler trick me into buying one for her. She insisted on them and no other tire. And uses them in the snow everyday to meet her next sucker, that wines and dines her, so in short, Yes! They are great in snow.
1447235
I don't know. When they haven't been used outside, I suppose you could use them inside. I did not buy them for inside use. My grandchild uses them outside.
1583318
I believe that these are more for snow and cold weather. I'm not sure they will keep the feet totally dry in puddles. They fit my toy poodle perfectly.
1628251
I wouldn't use them outdoors, but I suppose if you have some sort of waterproofing you can add to the cover - or a waterproof lining - perhaps you can use them outside? Not sure how they'll wear. They are a medium weight canvas material. Hope this helps....
470657
Yes they can! They are weather proof, you want to make sure that the controller on the back does not get submersed into water.
1533739
The manufacturer doesn't recommend it according to the instructions that are included. They suggest moving them "indoors" during rainy weather. I don't know about snow, and depends on how windy it gets where you are, but they'll stay put during "normal" windy conditions. Hope that helps.
292259
don't know because i haven't used it yet. no snow. maybe someone else can answer. my best guess would be no. ask again in a couple of weeks, & i'll probably have an answer................
54156
Chains are not designed for snow tires but for normal tires. However there should be no problem using them with snow tires. The law requires chains not snow tires when law enforcement stops you by roadside. The first mistake is to buy and use snow tires which gives the user a false sense of security. They don't work on ice at all. But the chains do!
96782
I use them in very thick brush and multiple elevations with friends hunting in other areas. I guess it would depend on the distance, but skiing should be line of sight (better than being in brush) so I would assume they would be good.
470177
Hi, thank you for the question. Yes you can place these in the snow. They don't smell as strong if they get frozen, but they do get stronger as the weather warms up. They've been used in snow to keep cats away from firewood piles etc.
1386713
They have good tread but I've never used them in snow or on ice. I think the design would be as good as any i've seen for those conditions.