On 2021-02-16 12:04 p.m., Sheldon Martin wrote:

> Make a trip to a local Salvation Army store and check if they have a
> pair of olde timey golf shoes to fit you... the old ones have steel
> cleats, very good on ice... the new ones have rubber/plastic cleats,
> worthless on ice. Sporting goods stores sell strap on steel cleats
> for use on ice, but you'll have to leave them on a pair of boots
> permanently as they are a pain to put on.
>

My son bought some Yaktrax and liked them so much he bought some for me
and my wife. They are great. They really grip the ice and they are very
comfortable to walk on. You are hardly aware that they are there.

They aren't that hard to put on and off. My wife leaves hers on because
she has trouble putting them on, but I take mine off all the time and
just slip then back on only when I need then,

Be careful with the sizing. There is a chart on the side of the box. I
think there are only three sizes, small, medium and large. I was
surprised that my wife, who wears Womens size 10 uses small Yaktrax. I
don't know what would fit for women with smaller feet than that.


I highly recommnend these things.