01-31-2026, 07:40 PM -
For those who care ---
Here are a couple of links to Amazon products that might save your ass in icy conditions. I bought mine several years back after experiencing a slip episode on my porch steps which ultimately ended with me on my ass on the walkway in the ice and snow. Being the quick study that I am, I decided that I did not need to experience a second iteration in order to 'understand' the effects of gravity. Hence my purchase. They've saved me several times since.....
AMAZON: Ice Cleats for shoes/boots These are the ones that I bought. (These seem to be an 'upgraded' version and priced for TWO pair. -- You can get the same or similar ONE pair for about half this price.)
AMAZON: YakTrax cleats for shoes/boots YakTrax has lots of variations. Excellent products but a bit more expensive.
AMAZON: Ice Cleats (Metal chains and spikes) These are like the ones I used to use in Michigan on frozen areas and lakes. Right now they're on Promo for only $18.00..!!! They are a little harder on the feet if your shoes have softer soles like trainers or athletic shoes.
Depending on your age (biologically speaking), these may not be important to you. OTOH --
Here are a couple of links to Amazon products that might save your ass in icy conditions. I bought mine several years back after experiencing a slip episode on my porch steps which ultimately ended with me on my ass on the walkway in the ice and snow. Being the quick study that I am, I decided that I did not need to experience a second iteration in order to 'understand' the effects of gravity. Hence my purchase. They've saved me several times since.....
AMAZON: Ice Cleats for shoes/boots These are the ones that I bought. (These seem to be an 'upgraded' version and priced for TWO pair. -- You can get the same or similar ONE pair for about half this price.)
AMAZON: YakTrax cleats for shoes/boots YakTrax has lots of variations. Excellent products but a bit more expensive.
AMAZON: Ice Cleats (Metal chains and spikes) These are like the ones I used to use in Michigan on frozen areas and lakes. Right now they're on Promo for only $18.00..!!! They are a little harder on the feet if your shoes have softer soles like trainers or athletic shoes.
Depending on your age (biologically speaking), these may not be important to you. OTOH --
This post was last modified: 01-31-2026, 07:44 PM by Hobbit99.
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