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ICETrekkers Diamond Grip Traction Cleats (1 Pair)

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Large (Men's 9.5-12/Women's 10.5)
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US Diamond Grip Traction Cleats
Brand SizeUS Shoe Size
S5 - 7
M7.5 - 10
L10.5 - UP
Size Large
Sport Climbing
Style Large (Men's 9.5-12/Women's 10.5)
Brand Yaktrax
Material Metal

About this item

  • Shoe grips designed to provide aggressive traction in winter walking conditions
  • Made of case-hardened steel alloy and strung on steel aircraft cable
  • Riveted to tough rubber sling that fits tennis shoes, boots and dress shoes
  • Sling remains elastic even in subzero temperatures to keep grips secure
  • Self-clearing design prevents snow and ice buildup
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ICETrekkers Diamond Grip Traction Cleats

Diamond Grips provide aggressive traction for all winter walking conditions, from boilerplate ice to back-country snow and everything in between. They are also effective when transitioning through gravel, rock and mud from icy surfaces. Made of case hardened steel alloy, and strung on steel aircraft cable, the patented Diamond Beads have hundreds of biting edges that grip in all directions. The bead assemblies are riveted to a tough rubber sling which remains elastic in subzero temperatures. They are easy to put on and take off, yet fit snugly and stay on without the need for additional straps. Diamond Grips are also self clearing, so there is no snow or ice build up. There is no other traction footwear product like it!

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ICETrekkers Diamond Grip Traction Cleats provide aggressive traction in all winter walking conditions, from boilerplate ice to backcountry snow and everything in between. Made of case-hardened steel alloy and strung on steel aircraft cable, the grips' patented diamond beads have hundreds of biting edges that grip in all directions. Effective for all types of winter terrain, ICETrekkers Diamond Grip Traction Cleats transition with ease through gravel, rock, mud, snow and ice, making it nearly impossible to slip. Easy to put on and take off, thanks to an elastic, yet tough, rubber sling, cleats can be worn with most footwear, including athletic shoes, boots, and dress shoes. Even in subzero temperatures and deep snow, ICETrekkers Diamond Grip Traction Cleats stay put, and self-clear to prevent snow and ice buildup. Cleats come in four sizes to fit most shoes and boots: Small (fits shoe size W5-7, M5-6); Medium (fits shoe size W7.5-10, M6.5-9); Large (fits shoe size W10.5+, M9.5-12.5); X-Large (fits shoe size M 13+).

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ICETrekkers Diamond Grip Traction Cleats (1 Pair)

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4.5 out of 5 stars
4.5 out of 5
1,330 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the quality, traction, ease of use, and ice resistance of the cleats. For example, they mention that they're solid performers, give a solid grip on all surfaces, and are easy to put on and take off. That said, they appreciate the versatility, saying that they are perfect for walking or hiking on ice.

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291 customers mention242 positive49 negative

Customers like the quality of the traction cleat. They say it's a solid performer, holds up well so far, and is high performance. Customers also mention that the rubber frame is heavy duty.

"...They wear longer than many I've owned and the rubber frame is heavy duty, unlike many that appear similar to these...." Read more

"...But these have held up well so far. I've been spraying the metal components with a light coat of WD-40 to try and extend their life...." Read more

"...They fit a bit snug. But I like that too. It makes the boot actually bite into the ice. You can step on solid ice and KNOW you have traction...." Read more

"...I'm not sure. Still keeping the rating at 4 stars because they are useful, but I have since started using microspikes instead as they are much..." Read more

170 customers mention150 positive20 negative

Customers like the traction of the cleats. They say they experience minimal slipping and sliding, they give a solid grip, and they maneuver on slippery surfaces knowing they aren't going to fall on their face. They also appreciate the aggressive Diamond Grip traction beads on hard, slick ice.

"...OLD REVIEW: Biggest "plus" is how aggressive the Diamond Grip traction beads are on hard, slick ice...." Read more

"...You can maneuver on slippery surfaces knowing you aren't going to fall on your face. The one thing I don't like about these is that they rust...." Read more

"...They stayed on my feet very well and gripped the ice real nice so I could walk with a normal gait. They helped a lot!..." Read more

"...I didn’t slip, or slide and walked as if it was a completely dry snow/ice free surface!..." Read more

96 customers mention83 positive13 negative

Customers find the traction cleats easy to put on and take off. They say they're sharp enough for good gripping and make the shanty easy to pull. Customers also mention that the cleated shoes are easy to walk on and don't slip.

"...If you really need cleats that are easy to walk on and don't slip, ICEtrekkers Diamond Grips do the trick." Read more

"...Putting them on and taking them off is super easy to do so. Slip your toe into the front and pull the back to stretch around your heel...." Read more

"Fit well, easy to put on, and work as expected ... or even better...." Read more

"...Great traction. Easy to get on and off. I bought one size larger than my shoe size since the soles of my Columbia boots were quite wide...." Read more

75 customers mention75 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the traction of the cleats. They mention that they are steady on snow and ice, reliable on flat ice as well as sloped ice. They feel safe and secure walking in snow or on ice and that the clogs are great on icy and hard packed snow. However, some customers report that the boots are difficult to put on and rust.

"...The next "plus" is how they feel under the shoes, very stable, not "wonky" like several other brands I've tried...." Read more

"...They are great on ice and hard packed snow when snow shoeing a popular trail...." Read more

"...It makes the boot actually bite into the ice. You can step on solid ice and KNOW you have traction...." Read more

"...Hopefully they continue performing well on the ice as well. I will update this when ive used em a lot more.1 year update:..." Read more

65 customers mention61 positive4 negative

Customers find the traction cleats versatile and useful for walking or hiking on ice, snowy trails, and rock surfaces. They say it makes winter hiking so much easier and is perfect for smooth ice.

"...These are great for running in town on icy days though." Read more

"...I expect I will be able to safely walk on any surface and perhaps walk up the very sides of small buildings...." Read more

"...For me, they are perfect for trail ice/rock surfaces and packed snow but I certainly wouldn't want to use them in place of a true crampon for..." Read more

"...Good for hiking on snowy trails, and good for snow shovelling, etc. In short, if you are only going to have one pair of ice cleats, get these...." Read more

60 customers mention45 positive15 negative

Customers like the fit of the traction cleats. They say they fit perfectly, they fit on their boots quickly, and they are the right size for their boots. Some mention that they are lightweight and compact.

"...I got a pair of these and LOVE them! They fit a bit snug. But I like that too. It makes the boot actually bite into the ice...." Read more

"Fit well, easy to put on, and work as expected ... or even better...." Read more

"...They fit on my boots quickly and securely and remove easily. Unlike many other grippers, the ICETrekkers don't slip around on the sole of the boot...." Read more

"...At size 12, maybe, and size 13 for sure, the XL will not fit an insulated boot / shoe. Need to order the XXL directly from ICETrekker...." Read more

48 customers mention4 positive44 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the durability of the traction cleats. They mention that the chains broke, the cables broke, and the rubber broke on one of them. Some say that the cleates broke after a few seasons.

"...The one thing I notice however was that they wear down pretty quick on concrete. I walked about 5 miles total...." Read more

"...They were hard to put on and one fell off before I got 2 houses from home...." Read more

"...was so much of this packed snow on my boot soles that it quickly became difficult to walk...." Read more

"...3Jan2017 update:I took off 2 stars because one of the grommets broke and a cleat came off while walking...." Read more

48 customers mention9 positive39 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the rust of the traction cleat. They mention that the grips and spikes quickly corrode when exposed to salt water. They also say that the rubber started to dry rot and crack on their last set.

"...I left them wet for a couple days and they were solid brown with rust when I went to use them again. They still work fine...." Read more

".../fall the wire cable on which are threaded the diamond shaped grippers will rust and break...." Read more

"...Granted, they aren't stainless steel, and the rust didn't affect their performance, but the rust appeared very quickly...." Read more

"...Only buying a new set because the rubber started to dry rot and crack on my last set because I left them in my tool box for over 2 years without..." Read more

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I wear a size 10 women’s shoe and bought a Large size to use on my ankle high, fur-lined boots. They were hard to put on and one fell off before I got 2 houses from home. It’s important to compare the sole of one of your shoes with the boot and choose the size accordingly. The interior of your boot might be your size, but the exterior sole is likely a size or two longer. Fortunately the Large cleats work perfectly on the slip-on boot in the photos whose sole is much closer in size to my shoes. I’m going to buy another pair in XL so I can walk my dog safely in either pair of boots.
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Bill Styler
5.0 out of 5 stars Finally! These work in hard ice and water-covered ice and are stable under the shoes.
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2020
Style: X-large (Men's 13)Verified Purchase
UPDATE: Have used these a little more than two seasons. The rubber is still like new. They are still the best ones I have, hands down. My shop floor is 2oncrete slab in two bays, heavy1-1/8" T&G plywood subflooring in one bay. I can work comfortably for quite a while in the shop without taking them off, unless I plan to work a full day - then I would swap footwear. Nice to not have to take them off if I don't want to. I've put them to the test in the worst conditions and they have not failed to provide flawless traction. OLD REVIEW: Biggest "plus" is how aggressive the Diamond Grip traction beads are on hard, slick ice. The next "plus" is how they feel under the shoes, very stable, not "wonky" like several other brands I've tried. I bought these specifically for my everyday work shoes. Although I bought STABILicers Maxx 2 Heavy-Duty Traction Cleats for my Muck Boots (good product), these Diamond Grips will work on my boots, as well. The Diamond Grips are easy to put on. I also have the ICEtrekkers that have plain chains, which I like, but are not as safe on hard ice or ice that has just been rained on. I prefer ICEtrekkers. They wear longer than many I've owned and the rubber frame is heavy duty, unlike many that appear similar to these. If you really need cleats that are easy to walk on and don't slip, ICEtrekkers Diamond Grips do the trick.
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MO
5.0 out of 5 stars Traction Monsters!!!
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2012
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I only had a chance to use my new ICEtrekkers a few times this season but they are phenomenal!

Low profile studs allow you to walk on and off snow and ice.

Putting them on and taking them off is super easy to do so. Slip your toe into the front and pull the back to stretch around your heel. Reverse the process when you want to take them off. After some practice I don't even have to sit down, just hold a tree and slip em on.

I was worried they'd keep falling off but they've never come off once. I haven't tried running in them but I suspect they'll stay on just fine even running.

Super lightweight - I don't even notice they're on my feet.

About the only bad thing is they're made of a rubber that smells terrible. After some time the smell does diminish a bit but it doesn't really go away.

Be sure to pay attention when ordering to get the right size. The ICEtrekkers website has a sizing chart. You need to add a sizing to your shoe size to get a good fit. Check it before you order.

Like all shoe cleats I expect sooner or later something is going to break. But these have held up well so far. I've been spraying the metal components with a light coat of WD-40 to try and extend their life. If nothing else no rust.

All in all I'm super pleased. Been carring these with me hiking and snow shoeing. They are great on ice and hard packed snow when snow shoeing a popular trail. Switching to snow shoes when you get far enough out the trail isn't packed. Worth every penny!
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shad
5.0 out of 5 stars Life savers
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2014
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I am a paramedic. I work outside in the snow and ice all winter long. I depend on my ability to move in the snow and cross the terrain no matter what it is. I got a pair of these and LOVE them! They fit a bit snug. But I like that too. It makes the boot actually bite into the ice. You can step on solid ice and KNOW you have traction. You can maneuver on slippery surfaces knowing you aren't going to fall on your face. The one thing I don't like about these is that they rust. So when you take them off you have to dry them. I left them wet for a couple days and they were solid brown with rust when I went to use them again. They still work fine. They are also very slippery on interior flooring like tile. Soft floors like carpet or linoleum they are fine, but tile...not so much.
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Tony
4.0 out of 5 stars Initial impression and 1 year update
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2016
Style: Large (Men's 9.5-12/Women's 10.5)Verified Purchase
So I finally got to use these. Had icy sidewalks after a storm here. They stayed on my feet very well and gripped the ice real nice so I could walk with a normal gait. They helped a lot! The one thing I notice however was that they wear down pretty quick on concrete. I walked about 5 miles total. Probably 2.5 miles on packed snow and ice and 2.5 on basically concrete. I don't drag my feet so I wasn't sliding them across the ground (i assume that would wear em out real fast). I got home and slipped em off easy and checked em out. A lot of the previously sharp metal edges were rounded now. They still seemed to perform just as well at the end of my trip as the start so I'm not sure they were rounded enough to affect performance. Moral of the story: don't use them on concrete more than you have to. They seem very solid though and feel like they will last a long time. Hopefully they continue performing well on the ice as well. I will update this when ive used em a lot more.

1 year update:

So I've used these here and there for a year now (only in winter of course), and they seem to be working just as well as when I first got them. I really have only used them a handful of times. They did rust pretty quick but are still doing their job. For how longer? I'm not sure. Still keeping the rating at 4 stars because they are useful, but I have since started using microspikes instead as they are much better for the things I do. These are great for running in town on icy days though.
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Nevaeh
5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 22, 2021
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My hubby bought these for me to wear while I was pregnant as he was so stressed of my slipping over on the icy footpaths and I much say they were amazing and such a stress relief
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BBBrighteyes
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent quality ice grippers, used on Size 10 Mens boot
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 9, 2019
Style: Large (Men's 9.5-12/Women's 10.5)Verified Purchase
Used these ice grippers for two winters now. They are really good at preventing your foot from slipping in icy conditions. I have also used them in the snow. Although snow does accumulate under your foot, it is not as much as with some other makes of grippers. It is handy to carry a stick to knock it off with. I have a size 10 (44.5) Mens boot and the Large fits well, they are easy to put on this size of boot and they feel secure on the boot, no sign of them coming off whilst walking yet. Be sure to wash them in soapy water after use, rinse and let dry as it prevents them rusting. I also put a little bit of WD40 on them after washing. Overall really pleased with this purchase, they are worth the money as they last if you look after them. I have had other makes where the rubber snaps and had to buy another pair, these are much stronger and so no sign of that happening with these.
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Bruno Venturi
4.0 out of 5 stars Buono per strada scale ghiacciate
Reviewed in Italy on January 14, 2018
Style: Large (Men's 9.5-12/Women's 10.5)Verified Purchase
E' ottimo, non stroppo esagerato, per stade ghiacciate che il tensore in gomma sia robusto e regga, sembra buono, per il n. 43 è appena stretto
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Navid farshchi
5.0 out of 5 stars feels strong
Reviewed in Australia on February 9, 2021
Style: Large (Men's 9.5-12/Women's 10.5)Verified Purchase
Today I had chance to test it while I was rock fishing, unlike those grips which has yellow dent beneath (I had many of them that became useless after few times and those dents have fall off) I believe this one will never break.
it was steady, no slip on wet rocks. I already sent the purchase link to few friends who were there with me today.
Size is very fit and didnt fall from shoe or loose after 4 hours.
I am happy with my purchase.
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Sid Carlson
5.0 out of 5 stars Great grippers
Reviewed in Canada on April 21, 2016
Style: Large (Men's 9.5-12/Women's 10.5)Verified Purchase
I walk through the winter down into and out of our river valley through multiple freeze/thaws that leave long swaths of ice on some parts of the trail. Grippers are a must and I've gone through many pairs. Most didn't even last one season because the the thin rubber bits broke or the coiled wire worked its way off. The one pair I had that was sturdy and effective was very heavy. These, though, are much better designed in all regards. They are lightweight. The little teeth wheels are very good on ice, much better than coils and just as good as studs. The rubber is substantial and seems unlikely to tear in the near term, unlike the ones that have 1/4" rubber strips. They're also not that hard to get on your boots, certainly no harder than others that rely on a pressure fit.

So after years of experimentation and disappointment, I'm sold on these.
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