I'd like to buy a pair to use for stability when walking in snow or ice. Do you get one or two snow disks?
1102569
Two... they'll come in handy as extras after these shoddy poles break and you have to replace them.
1102570
I got 2, but this product is not worth the money. The bottoms were broken before I even started using them. I could not return them because I bought them months before my Mt. Fuji clim, and the return date has expired.
1102571
One pair of snow disks come with the pair of Hiking Poles, but we have not tested in the snow yet.
236180
I am not sure I fully understand what you are asking. What I think you are saying is the active ankle for just one or a pair, the answer is it is just one. It works well if both your ankles are injured I suggest you buy two.
323405
They work extremely well in snow. In ice, you'll need to fit them with chains and maybe load them......
148370
Yes. I'm going to get one or two more for back ups. These are great !! I had a stroke 3 years ago that left me with a weak leg. Needless to say ice and snow petrified me not being sure footed. Now I shovel snow, use a snow blower and almost forget they are on. I tried others but they went in the trash. They are GREAT!!
2214900
Yes, there is only one pair in the package. Kinda expensive for a pair of socks, but well worth it if you have circulation problems & cold feet. My mother has both and we live in Michigan. I bought her 3 pair last Winter & that's all she wears last year & this winter. She continuously tells me how she loves the socks.
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.
2151562
probably 3 pair.....I've only put a pair of skis and a snowboard on with room to spare.
1553415
Joe they are sold in pairs. I've gone 7500klms on this trip with not a problem. Only mod I've done is to used a non-slip rubber under the 3 feet each side to stop slippage on wet/damp mornings.
705657
Yes, just like shoes, they are sold in pairs. I'm guessing you ask because you'd like to mix sizes, as many people like to do with shoe sizes (the reason one should always check that the right and left in a box are the same size). If this is the case, you don't need to worry about fitting the stabilicers to different sized shoes or boots, because the elastic should be snug across a broad range. If right and left are a full size different, I think the ice cleats would still be snug on both feet, but it wouldn't be hard to make some kind of shim for the toe or heel that made up the difference.
825983
That was how my commute to work was. Half was in ice and snow and the other on sidewalks. These were perfect for that. I took them for an intense hiking trip around a bunch of frozen waterfalls - not good for that at all.
1813716
A pair. They are great. We found them very useful during our trek in Ireland. Please remember to keep in your backpack (no need to wear all the time). Put them on as soon as you see wet area (use your judgement). At the end of the day, remember to wash and dry for reuse. Almost essential for any serious trekker.
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I have used on all kinds of icy snowy conditions, and they seem pretty good, but as a seasoned veteran of northern NH winters told me when I showed him these tires, "There's nothin' gonna save you if you hit sheer ice." And I found that out this winter. So, moderate layers of snow, thin layers of packed snow, crusty snow, and thin breakable ice, they are great! Hard thick slick ice -- stay off it, particularly slick bumpy ice!
1454527
yes, you get two. the batteries last about a year. no problem with rain or snow.
1509971
I needed the same size but they sent the larger size. I also had ordered the chain tightners that worked to make the chains fit. I have them on my tractor now. Have not tried in snow or ice but have been using them for doing leaves. I didn't want to wait until it was 20 degrees and wet outside before putting them on. I think they will work fine as long as you buy chain tighteneres as well. I Alos bought regular chains as a backup.
181881
The augers on my snow thrower are solid disks like the top photo. The other photo is wrong.-mike
115846
I would day "NO." They work on ice and snow. Other surfaces not so well in my experience.
1338882
It comes with all 4 but these let me down they got lost in the snow instantly!