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STABILicers

$29.89 - $49.95

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STABILicers

Flexible sole provides comfort and traction.
34 Case-hardened cleats bite into ice and snow. Replaceable cleats save money.
Straps fit snugly with easy on/off design.
Heavy duty serious traction gear
Easy on/off fasteners
Best for working & hiking

Relied on by hundreds of thousands of postal letter carriers, police and rescue crews, hikers, dog walkers, and many others, STABILicers help provide non-slip traction to keep you mobile in icy and snowy conditions. Long lasting soles with case-hardened steel cleats bite into the slickest ice and snow. Simply attach STABILicers to your favorite shoes or boots quickly and easily with Velcro fasteners and never let icy conditions slow you down again. More comfortable than creepers or crampons, more traction than older style grippers or spikys, and longer lasting than grit boots, STABILicers are your answer for winter mobility. Special note: Even used for stream fishing on slippery moss covered rocks! STABILicers make a great alternative to felt soles - easily attach to waders, too.

Purchase USD$45 or more and get free shipping. The Stabilicers STABILicers is available through Altrec.com.

Customer Reviews for the STABILicers

Linda - 2010-02-25

Very good
I ice fish, and these are the best cleats I've tried, and I've tried many.

Russell L. Ramsey (U.S. Army Retired) - 2010-02-22

Superior Footing
Since having a stroke effects my balance, it was very dangerous for me to walk my dog here in Minnesota. With the snow, melting & refreezing this year, everything has turned to solid ice. After receiving my STABILicers, I walk better on the ice than I do on dry pavement. I was truly AMAZED!!!

O.J.G. (Pittsburgh) - 2010-02-22

Peace of Mind in Winter Weather
I have a long, steep driveway and have struggled to stay upright when shoveling snow or running my snow blower. Someone recommended YakTraks and after some online research I decided to go with the STABILicers instead. Glad I did. Very sturdy and seem to grip very well on most surfaces.