Slick out be careful

[wagyu52]

No slipping and sliding doing choirs this AM for me, I’ve got picks in my tracks!

 

[mom45]

The cat slid down the sidewalk to the garage when she went outside this morning. She decided to walk through the flower bed coming back where she had some traction.

I haven't ventured out yet.

 

[jsx1043]

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No slipping and sliding doing choirs this AM for me, I’ve got picks in my tracks!

That’s awesome LOL. A pair of YakTrax ice cleats is a must have in the winter kit.

 

[wcd]

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No slipping and sliding doing choirs this AM for me, I’ve got picks in my tracks!

May have to try the reverse of yours. With insoles over them it may very well work out.

 

[wcd]

The cat slid down the sidewalk to the garage when she went outside this morning. She decided to walk through the flower bed coming back where she had some traction.

I haven't ventured out yet.

Water everywhere here lots of mud glad to see the frozen stuff gone.

 

[wagyu52]

That’s awesome LOL. A pair of YakTrax ice cleats is a must have in the winter kit.

They are great for emergencies but for everyday wear and tear nothing beats sheet metal screws

 

[The Bubba Effect]

This seems like the proper thread to throw out this reminder: if you have the means, a set of winter tires is money well spent. No matter how many fancy driving aids your vehicle has, if the tires can't grip the road, nothing else matters.

Blizzak snow tires.

I have ran them through winters where I got 15ish feet of snow per year. A bunch of the locals run them. Night and day difference vs all weather tires in stopping, starting and sliding.

 

[The Bubba Effect]

They are great for emergencies but for everyday wear and tear nothing beats sheet metal screws
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How do they do on hard surfaces like smooth finished concrete or tile? I use yak tracks a bit, but they are deathtraps on hard smooth surfaces, super slippery. I think your deal is pretty clever.

 

[Timjoebillybob]

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No slipping and sliding doing choirs this AM for me, I’ve got picks in my tracks!

A couple guys I used to know did that with dirt bike tires for ice racing.

 

[wagyu52]

How do they do on hard surfaces like smooth finished concrete or tile? I use yak tracks a bit, but they are deathtraps on hard smooth surfaces, super slippery. I think your deal is pretty clever.

Way better than yak tracks! Screws are shallow enough your shoe rubber still contacts the ground all I hear is them clicking across concrete. Long as your soles are deeper than the screws it works great, been doing it for years.

 

[Thegent219]

It was bad in NWI lots of cars in off the road some even flipped over , cops was busy the the whole night. Glad your safe , always best to stay in at these times.INGO members please be safe the rest of the year.