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thumbs up from us. |
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5/11/2011 |
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John Henrich from Pollock Pines, CA.
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| After trying several types of ice traction devices, Our main use is for clearing our 200 foot down sloped and banked driveway and these are by far the best! ...Pushing a 396# snow blower gravity wants to take over and with the Yaktrax Pro I haven't slipped, or fallen yet. ...I recomend the Pro version over the straight Yaktrax. The strap over the top of your shoes holds the pro on your shoes. |
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retired art instructor |
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5/1/2011 |
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Tom Bytwork from Adrian,Mich..
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| Had the yak track pros in our hiking to the Grand Canyon. We had a surprise snow storm with lots of ice on the ridges. these units were the best and made the trip much safer!! |
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None |
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2/10/2011 |
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William Zadel from Parowan, Utah.
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| Excellent product. It's every bit as advertised. I highly recommend it for anyone who lives in snow/ice country. |
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Retired Curmudgeon |
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2/8/2011 |
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Brian from Billyburh Michigan.
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| I've tried several types of ice creepers, and these are by far the best!
...I walk about two miles a day with my Labrador retriever, mostly on ice and snow covered surfaces, and haven't slipped, or fallen yet.
...They are especially effective on slippery snow packed surfaces.
...They could however, be slightly more aggressive for glare ice conditions.
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Lineman |
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2/3/2011 |
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Randy from Indianapolis, In.
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| Just got these for ice storm that came through. These are by far the best product I have bought to make me feel safer walking in icy conditions on all kinds of terrain, even on icy roof tops! Showed my lineman buddies and we ordered 13 more pairs. Maybe it won't ice again now! |
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only way to go |
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1/8/2011 |
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Dave from Michigan.
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| These are simply put, the best way to walk on the ice, period !!!! How do I become a dealer ??? |
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Wait and See |
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12/16/2010 |
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Lisa Wartgow from Wisconsin.
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| Bought these for my husband and son for Christmas, they love to ice fish. However, with the big boots they wear I am returning the current sz LG for XL to see if they will fit the bigger/wider boots, we'll have to wait and see! |
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self |
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12/13/2010 |
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David from Iowa.
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| Good traction. Hard to get on my shoes, however. Have to take my shoes off to put the Yaktrax on. |
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Fantastic! |
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12/9/2010 |
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Jennifer Painter from Laramie, WY.
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| Love everything about these YakTrax. They are easy to put on and take off, and they are wonderful on ice and snow. Not really comfortable walking on concrete between ice patches, but that is just a minor irritation. |
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Perfect! |
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11/30/2010 |
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Adrian Saunders from Seattle, WA.
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| Even in Seattle it sometimes snows - like the week after I bought these. They work well on soft snow and icy surfaces - and are OK on cleared sidewalks too. They fit well and stay in place using the (removable) velcro strap. Without them I was always nervous walking in snowy conditions; now its no trouble!! |
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Letter Carrier |
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11/28/2010 |
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Lynne Martin from Claremore, ok.
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| Over the years the postal service has provided us with foot protection against ice and snow. They turned out to be cheap and worthless. I decided to invest in some Yaktrax Pro and it was the best thing I ever did. I loved them so much I ordered a pair for my son in law who is an EMT and also has to be out in bad weather. This is a fantastic product. |
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consumer |
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11/27/2010 |
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DARRYL HOTE from PARK City, Utah.
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| I live near the ski resort and have a steep driveway. I have tried many types of taction devices for shoes. This is the best. I just keep them on a pair of boots and never take them off |
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THESE PRODUCTS ARE AMAZING!! |
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11/26/2010 |
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Brian from Iowa.
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| I've had yak trax for years, I have a hard time walking due to a car accident, and slipping is a big phobia of mine! The regular yak trax are JUST AS GOOD (& cheaper! The ONLY problem I've had with these are walking on short carpet... it gets stuck & becomes a trip hazard, and will break the product eventually! (its happened to 2 of mine) other then that its a MUST for outdoor walking in the winter!! |
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Gotta have for ice, |
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2/2/2010 |
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linda ziff from 6 upland rd baltimore md 21210.
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| Gotta have for ice, black ice, slippery patches that slow walking. Be free of stress associated with fear of slipping, enjoy great walking in the worst conditions. Relax! |
