Are the sole's slip resistant?
164172
Yes and they are very comfortable and stay firmly on your feet. They don't flop all around like regular flipflops do. However I bought a different style from anothe rmanufacturer and there isno comparison in the quality, I am sending them back.
164173
I've never slipped with them on... I've never heard of slip-proof though. They are comfortable and my back always feels great when I wear them.
825985
My experience with the cleats has been great traction on ice and snow. I did not notice any slippage on cleared asphalt or concrete. However inside they are very slippery on hardwood and laminate floors so I recommend taking them off as soon as you enter a building.
44617
The feet have grippers. Mine is also on carpet & next to the hard drive so no slipping.
597871
I think so. I have wood floors and my dig slips on them, but when he wears the boots it gives traction so he won't slip. They have padding inside so they don't hurt his paws.
98903
The bottom of the step is not skin resistant, but the two steps are. We've had no problems with slipping either in the step or the stool itself slipping/kidding. The non-skid material is fairly rough but still ok for my sons bare feet.
1887255
They have a "non-skid" backing, but it is not adhesive. If used with sandals, they would "show."
559202
They have a sole that is like most bedroom slippers. I think it would still slide on hard wood floors though. My kids have not had any problems with them and have really enjoyed them.
470838
No, the top surface is somewhat slick. No slip resistant coating like say a step ladder would have. I only use this as a stepstool in a very tight place, where my normal stepstool is too big. We use this more as a small portable side table, and, my husband uses for a seat while stoking fire in fireplace.
945414
In my opinion, no. The sole isn't exactly thin but it's very flexible - if you walk over rocks or large gravel, you can definitely feel it.
835362
The soles seem soft, and they are dark and rubbery so my guess is yes. I actually ended up getting xtratuf IIs to work on boats in Alaska because they are not as flimsy and everyone swears by them.
52212
Yes, they are safe to wear anywehre ...they aer not going to get stuck in anything. But like I wore them to the store one day and it can get a bit slippery on a linoleumor tile floor with those metal cleats.
837601
The sole is solid rubber. Maybe 3/4" thick. Depends on how holes you would be digging. I think it would be fine.
1517239
Our dog didnt have a problem slipping in them because of the material they're made out of. Even though it might not look like it, they have pretty good traction. They will turn your dogs feet the color of the boots though. We bought the red ones so it temporarily turned our dog's feet red.
75162
This bipod DOES NOT have non-slip feet. It is a a very nice bipod though. I've had NO trouble with mine.
559201
Relatively, not quite as skid proof as those socks you get in the hospital, but they are textured and for the most part skid resistant. Hope that helps.
264523
board has small gritty strips to keep from slipping. I have never done the board without shoes on, but you could try!!
882565
Ultra Paws makes a Traction Boot for slippery floors that Amazon carries.http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41gTXDNklGL.jpg