I need something like this to walk my dog. I went through 2 pairs of YakTracks last year. Will these hold up to heavy use?
514295
I don't give mine heavy use. they work well for me using occasionally and as needed. Make me feel more secure on icy/snowy surfaces.
514296
The rubber is quite sturdy as are the cleats. Not sure about your use but it's an inexpensive way to prevent costly and painful falls. I bought mine last year and they are still going strong.
514297
I walk 3 miles (round trip) at least 3 times a week on a plowed road in the dark. There are usually bare spots and icy spots during the winter. I get a season's wear out of a pair. The steel points wear a little but they are still very effective on ice.
657317
In my experience and other service member experience, you have to be careful with that bit of rubber in the middle of the sole that connects the springs to the studs and the two rubber bits at the toe. This was just with running. I would not recommend them for hiking, but would stick to something with chains.
1263275
Had mine for 3 years, seems to be able to take a beating. Use about 10 times per year. Kayak is heavy to lift onto car top rack, about 70 pounds. Scupper cart helps with moving kayak around. I built mine out of PVC pipe and spare wheels. Check different types of scupper carts on the Internet. Cart fits into the scupper holes in the kayak. Kayak is very stable and may be a good platform for fishing.
1907403
I think they would hold up pretty well. They're plastic, but sturdy and flexible at certain places. Just make sure no one twists the earpiece too far or accidentally sits on them.
661554
They are fairly durable but will only hold up for a little while with daily use. I find these are better for listening to music while you are on a laptop or sitting and less for moving and on the go.
1758126
This should travel fine -- I've folded mine up several times. Also my two dogs race around over them playing, so they are durable. They are slippery, so don't leave where a person can't see them. It took a while for my dogs to get used to using them, but now they love them.
988408
The durability of these should be good, but it depends on how you use and/or handle them. If you are rough with them by pulling them off your head abruptly, the elasticity could make them lose grip over time. If you are gentle with them, they can last a lifetime. I hope this helps.
1819243
I bought 2 of them a couple of years ago and they are still very good. I'm happy with them both. Though, I used them for my dog to get up and down the beds in the house so, they are not heavy duty used.
858746
I clipped mine to the waist or a pocket of my pants. It fell off 5 times and the last time I lost it for good while hiking. :-( I never had the right kind of shoes to clip it to my shoes - the top of my clogs were too thick for the clip and on work shoes it just looked odd. I like the tracker but had a hard timing keeping it on.
1130849
I bought two pairs of these couple months ago; still on the first pair. My estimate is they'll last a long time. I can't be more specific, cause my walker usage was temporary. But I'll vouch for the percieved quality. BobR
312249
I use mine several times daily for 6 dogs. This is the third one I have had in 3 years but they don't wear out it is clumsy me that breaks them by using them inappropriately. Like as a walking stick to stop myself slipping down a bank. I think these are the best available at a reasonable cost, better than welded tin ones.
1712205
These panniers have held up well. I use them to commute to work daily and have had no problems with the durability of the fabric or the clasps. I don't take both bags off too often. I usually only take off the one without the clips. So I have not noticed a problem with the clips.
611636
Yes it's durable. A dog's claws probably wouldn't poke thru walking across. My cat does scratch and knead it and that does mess it up :)
812410
I would have to say that they hold up very well. I haven't actually used mine yet to haul out a deer, but I took it out to Colorado last fall on an elk hunting trip. I loaded it down with well over a 100 pounds of gear, strapped it to the back of my ATV and pulled it 2 to 3 miles back into camp over very rocky, rough terrain. It even made it back on the return trip to my vehicle without failure. I would recommend this deer cart to anyone.
541176
Yup. They will hold up just fine. I've drop mine a few times while out in the brush. No problems at all.
1029264
I DON"T KNOW FOR SURE, but really believe you would. I love the trailer, and so does my dog. We walk a half mile one way to get our mail and have never had a problem. Be safe !!!!!!!
2234741
I have had mine for about a year. I use them on a pair of shoes that I love, and pretty much wear every day, and they have held up well. I suspect that they'll outlast my fraying shoes at this point.