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Winter-Tuff™ Ice Traction Studded Stretch Rubber Overshoes Help Prevent Slips And Falls On Ice And Snow Packed Surfaces Slip and fall injuries on snow and ice are more than just embarrassing; they can be life-threatening. But having a durable pair of overshoes with good traction will make all the difference when it comes to safety on the ice, and Winter-Tuff makes the toughest, most slip-proof overshoe available for wintry weather. Even if you step in a mound of snow, you get complete waterproof protection up to the ankle from these injection molded and seamless rubber overshoes. They feature 46 tungsten carbide-tipped studs that will not rust or corrode but will provide ultimate traction on a slippery surface. Though loaded with fall-preventing studs, the overshoes are lightweight and flexible even in cold temperatures, so they can be worn comfortably all day long. The overshoes come in a range of sizes from small to extra-extra-large with great stretchability for easy on and off; they simply fit over any other pair of shoes for outdoor wear. The sole of the overshoe is reinforced to resist abrasion so that they will hold up under the harshest winter conditions as well as the toughest work conditions. Whether you are heading off for a long day at work or just going out to get the paper, don’t forget the overshoes. Just remember to take them off before going inside since the slips and falls they prevent outside could very well occur inside, especially if the flooring has a slick surface. The intense traction in this simple overshoe will keep you on your feet.
Ideal Applications: Transportation, Utilities, DOT's, Municipalities and General Industry. Warning: Not recommended for use indoors. Carbide studs can scratch floor surfaces.
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The Best :Footing on Ice.
This is my 6th winter in the North Dakota oil field and I have used many different types of anti-slip devices for boots. Since I tried the Tingly ice traction Over shoes, I have not had to replace them yet. This is the second season of use. They have been used on Ice, scoria, grated stairs, in and out of the truck, mud, and snow. In these two years I have only had three of the carbide studs come out. They still provide superior traction control which is vital when working around fresh water in sub-zero weather.