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Ice traction overshoe fits US men's 13.5-16 with thermoplastic elastomer cleats for ice and snow
The Stride Ice Traction Cleat Overshoe fits US men's shoe sizes 13.5 to 16. It covers the heel and outsole with thermoplastic elastomer traction material. The overshoe is designed for use on ice, snow and outdoor surfaces. One pair is included in black.
The cleats are positioned on the heel and outsole rather than the full sole. This layout may not suit walkers who want forefoot grip for steep inclines. Buyers needing a different traction pattern or a wider size range should look elsewhere.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | STRIDE |
| Product color | Black |
| Color family | Black |
Replace the cleats when the tread lugs wear smooth or the elastomer shows cracks, typically after a full season of daily ice and snow use.
The thermoplastic elastomer studs lose grip as they abrade on hard ice, reducing traction before the heel-and-sole cover stretches out.
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