Walk safely on ice; secure attachment system.
920231
Walked safely on treacherous ice leading horses. That, and walking along or across high traffic roads on ice, and keeping snowblowers from dragging you downhill, are the gold standards for traction safety. These deliver on all counts. I also gave these as gifts and everyone appreciated them, and they fit everyone's shoes/boots based on my rough guesses. I also bought the replacement studs and offered to service/maintain them for everyone I bought them for, no need to do so yet. As another basic feature, these Stabilicers can't fall off. They attach very securely.
4750659
I bought these for my wife this winter.  First, these are ergonomically designed and fit on EVERY pair of her boots and shoes that she wears in the winter.  They slip on and off really quickly so she is able to take them off when we're on the shoveled sidewalk and put them back on when we're back on the icy and snowy paths we take our dog walking on.  Most importantly, they make a huge difference for her by providing traction and stability!
2762965
These work amazing!! I was able to walk my dog the whole winter, while pregnant, and not worry about slipping on ice!! Amazing product.
2141430
This is a very nice, light compact and sturdy, folding hiking pole. To unfold, it I did have to view another customer's somewhat lengthy video to figure out the one tricky part  HERE'S THE SECRET IN BRIEF. Connecting the lower two segments is obvious. But the highest segment is almost invisible. Look just below the 2 little padlock icons. You'll see about an inch / 2 cm of the hidden segment. Pull it firmly until you can see an arrow, all the way to the point -- turn it until it points toward the "locked" padlock. And you're ready for a good walk. The rubber tip is nice, works on about any surface. Take it off and install the tiny 'basket' for snowy ground. .
4364530
Though I've not had to use these yet, I did do a practice installation and found, that despite my advancing years and diminishing strength and dexterity I was able to get them attached in about 15-20 minutes by following the very well done online video instructions.  This was done in good weather, so it may take somewhat longer in the snow, depending on other variable circumstances.  The system is straightforward and, amazingly, the case is large enough to get the chains back in without too much effort.  The case's latches are cheaply made and do not stay latched when the case is being moved around.

These are like having insurance.  You buy them hoping you'll never need them, but if I do have to use them, I'll try to remember to update this review as to how well they performed in real life.
341248
These come in a very durable thick carry sack and are very light weight for packing but strap securely and are seem to be made of very robust materials.  Great for walking on consolidated snow and ice.  I'm very happy with them.
967385
These work great to keep  your footing sure on snow and ice.  I live in Fairbanks, Alaska, and need a product like this roughly 7 months out of the year.  I am also in the Army and thus have to be outside running in the snow quite often as well.  These are indispensable for serious outdoor activity in our weather.  They take a little longer to put on than I had expected, primarily due to a velcro strap. Use of the strap is supposedly optional, but I highly recommend using it to secure the Yaktrax.  With the strap in place, I have had no slippage at all.  I bought these to replace a pair of cheap rubber pull-on ice cleats.  I will still use the rubber cleats for quick trips in and out of buildings, mainly due to the ease of getting them on and off.  But for trips of any distance outside, I use the Yaktrax.
4713107
I use this harness to hold my radio, cell phone, GPS, pen, and notepad during search and rescue missions in the Sierra Nevada.  Especially useful for keeping your electronics warm and protected inside your jacket during the wind and cold and snow, but also easily within reach.  The radio pouch is very well designed, with room for a mic attachment and an elastic band for holding the antennae.  Easy access velcro pouch for other items is handy as well.  Has made SAR work much easier.
1550135
Perfect for my ice-rods with reels (up to 4 rods with reels).  Keeps them safe and secure, especially when transporting. One tip to keep the rods with the reels from falling out of their respective spots when you close the box, I used some adhesive velcro straps to hold the rods in place when shutting the box and can be easily "unstrapped" when accessing the rods and reels when ready for use.
4445277
This is a quality product that allows an athlete to move freely while maintaining pressure on the affected area.
4666536
I have tried other traction devices on my boots and these are definitely the best. They are easy to put on and with the strap over the instep, they stay on securely. The cleats are substantial both in the front and in the back. They really dig into the ice. I had no problem with packing even in deep wet heavy snow. I am very pleased with these. I do a lot of hiking year round and now I can walk with confidence even on a slick icy surfaces and up and down steep grades.
751278
I took these on a two week trip to iceland in the winter and was really glad I did.  There were some long walks over hard-packed snow and ice to get to some of the waterfalls and overlooks.  I also used it to tour an ice cave.  It really grips the ice --if anything, you have to remember to allow for a little bit of resistance whenever you lift your feet.  Very easy to get on and off, and I never had one detach while walking.  The system that works well for me is to position the toe, then use both hands to draw up the heel, stretching both to the back of the boot and to both sides as you go.  (If you just try to draw the back straight up the heel of the boot, it is very difficult.)  Takes a little practice to do this standing up, but it can be done.
I took two traction devices on the trip:  the icetrekkers diamond grip and the kahtoola microspikes.  Both performed really well.  The ice trekkers are very light and so I had them in my pack all the time.  For long flat stretches of smooth ice the microspikes are definitely better, and as a product they will last longer than the diamond grips --but the microspikes are also heavier, bulkier to carry and more cumbersome, so that's the trade-off.
1553677
I bought these Stabilicers Lite Duty Serious Traction Cleats a while ago, but didn't review them until just now because yesterday was the first chance that I had to actually try them out.  We got quite a bit of snow in Indiana this past week and a half, most of which has not yet melted and with driving the car over the snowy driveway along with melting and refreezing, quite a bit of dangerous ice has resulted.  Yesterday I had to take the garbage out to the street, and fearful of a fall I decided to try out this product.  They were easy to put on, at least while sitting in a car.  I walked first on the snowy, less icy surface to test them out.  Then I became more daring and walked intentionally on obviously dangerous packed ice.  There was no tendency to slip, and when I planted my feet and tried to slip my feet would not move.  The metal cleats dug firmly into the ice, as further evidenced by the marks left in the hard ice.  And half of the cleats are oriented 90 degrees to the other cleats, providing stabilization in all directions.  I was able to walk indoors on a concrete garage floor without any problems; I would think they would damage linoleum or other indoor surfaces.  No problems stepping in car or driving even with these on.
2785347
I was provided a pair of these in exchange for a product review. Living in eastern Montana and I very familiar with ice and snow, and unfortunately have also had some experience taking some bad falls on ice before. Over the years I have tried a few products like these, stretchy rubber devices that stretch over the bottom of your boots to provide extra traction on packed snow and ice.

These are above and beyond better than what I have used in the past, however. For one, the diameter of the molded rubber is heavier than I have used before. The metal springs (cleats) wrapped around the rubber are also heavier, so all in all I would expect this product to hold up longer and not break as quickly. (rubber just gets brittle with age). Also, unlike other models I have used before, these offer a velcro strap that goes up and over the top of your foot to hold these on securely.  That feature alone stands out above all other products I have used before as they stay on your foot. (I have had other fly off like a rubber band.... leaving you sort of stranded on the ice with one good foot with traction... these stay put.)

I have a Size 10 foot and the Size L stretches over and holds on pretty good. I suspect an XL might work also, but might be more loose. But, with the velcro strap it would probably work well in either case.

All in all, a quality products with some nice features. Well worth the investment for safer traction and footing on ice and snow.
3632188
Easy to put on and take off of tennis shoes or work boots. They work. In icy conditions, 3 people in 10 minutes noticed them and said "great idea, where did you get them?"
943339
I can now walk on any icy surface without worrying about a serious fall. The fit is good on my boots, shoes or sneakers and the grip on a sheet of ice is phenomenal. This is a very good product which can literally save lives.
3490090
I used these on a very icy day to get from parking lot to work. They were amazing! Easy to put on, and made walking on a sheet of ice very safe.