Yaktrax Heeltrax Heel-Only Traction Cleats for Walking on Ice and Snow (1 Pair)

I love these Heeltrax so much I have two pair. I have tried the full coverage stretch on creepers but always seem to struggle with keeping them on. These go on easily and when I get them strapped on I have never had one slip off or even felt like they might. Plenty of traction for me as I walk on my heels but if you are a toe walker on tend to walk on the ball of your foot these might not be the best for you. One thing I did notice is that I wear a size 14 boot so I bought the largest size and they work fine but I probably could have gone with the next size down. I have worn a pair of these a bunch this winter and have put more than a few miles on them and if they have worn down at all you can't real tell.

Reprehensible that the design was changed of the Pro underside to a round slippery pattern from the old effective diamond pattern rendering the Pro useless on ice. I called customer service and heard nothing!

I like 'em. I switched from the coil type full foot Yaktrax because my job has me in and out of my car frequently. The Heeltrax are easy on/off, easy to drive with, solidly made, and very effective. Every bit as effective as the coils. I was apprehensive about having only the heel cleated, but I find that with my normal stride I have at least one heel planted all the time. I wouldn't try running with them though. The only downside is that you can forget you have them on, and the cleats could damage some types of flooring. I use them with sneakers and my wife with boots, so I wouldn't worry about using them with pretty much any type of footwear.

I wear a chukka style shoe and I should have ordered one size larger to accommodate the larger food print of the shoe. Otherwise, easy to put on and take off.

I bought these after old my set of the "Walk" style Yaktrax wore out. They give really good traction, my driveway goes up at an angle and a few times this winter it's really iced up, but these kept me from slipping. I think part of what lead to my old pair breaking was walking on the concrete in the garage, with these I can walk on my tip toes and avoid contact, I can even go inside and not damage the flooring by doing that, so bonus points for that!

These are a must for anyone who has slipped and fallen on hard packed snow and ice during the winter months. I live in northern Idaho and our winters can be pretty brutal. A couple of years ago I bought a pair of the regular YakTrax and I love them for mild winter weather but they were not cutting it for walking on our icy sloped driveway. I slipped and fell with them on. My Sister in Law told me to check out the chains, which I hadn't heard of. I did a Google search and sure enough YakTrax had the Ice Trekkers. I wear a women's size 9 and I got medium. I was worried that they would be too small to fit over my winter snow boot, but they weren't. I put them on my boots before I put the boots on my feet. The first one was a bit difficult but after I learned how they were supposed to fit the second one went on fairy effortlessly. I decided to do a trial run and headed out to the driveway. I did not slip, slide, or feel unsafe walking on the ice or in the deep snow. I like how the rubber comes up high over front of the boot and molds to it's shape for a snug fit. They will not come off, which was a problem I had with the regular YakTrax. These are well made and definitely worth the price.

Great for mixed winter weather. The regular yaktrax are simply too much trouble. These heeltrax are a perfect combo for a good boot. Good grip in ice/snow, then easy transition to indoors.

I had a pair of these in large, but bought a medium size for a friend who was having a hip operation. 7He found that regular that with regular Yaktrax he tended to be able to walk out of them.... by all reports he is doing OK with these.