Relied on by hundreds of thousands of postal letter carriers, police and rescue crews, hikers, dog walkers, and many others, STABILicers help provide non-slip traction to keep you mobile in icy and snowy conditions.
Case-hardened steel cleats, bite into the slickest ice and snow. Simply attach STABILicers to your favorite shoes or boots quickly and easily with Velcro® closure fasteners and never let icy conditions slow you down again.
Product Features:
- 34 Case-hardened cleats bite into ice and snow.
- Replaceable cleats save money.
- Velcro® closure straps fit snugly with easy on/off design.
- Weight: 1 lb 12.3 oz
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Cons Best Uses Comments about 32 North STABILicers: I bought these to shovel snow on a steep driveway in the South Hills of Pittsburgh. They performed very well the first time I used them. Pros
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Comments about 32 North STABILicers: I bought these to use while wading in rivers, not for walking on ice. They are large enough to fit over wading boots. Hopefully they will work on slippery rocks as well as they do on icy sidewalks.Haven't been able to try them out yet as the river is still too high. Instead of the replacement studs, I found sheet metal screws to use as replacement studs when/if I lose any. Comments about 32 North STABILicers: We have three pairs of these, and they stop you from slipping on icy trails. Great concept. Pros Cons Best Uses
Comments about 32 North STABILicers: walking with the dog (pulling me!) on poorly maintained dirt (now ice) roads mid-winter couldn't be easier. I will never go out again on icy terrain without them. Pros
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Comments about 32 North STABILicers: This winter has been very difficult in Maine for logging. I log with horses so am on my feet a lot. I had falled several times and was out for a week. Stablicers gave me the footing I needed. I have broken a strap and will be replacing missing studs but all and all I am very happy with the product. Thank you. Pros
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Comments about 32 North STABILicers: These are great for shorter hikes. When going from outdoors to indoors, if you walk gingerly they won't distroy your floors. Pros
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Comments about 32 North STABILicers: I was surprised how well they gripped the ice. My driveway is sloped and I did not slid to the bottom. Easy to attach to your shoes. Well made and sturdy. Pros
Cons Best Uses Comments about 32 North STABILicers: I have a sloped driveway which is very slippery when it snows and during freezing rain. Stableicers are just the ticket to give me traction while clearing the driveway. Pros
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Comments about 32 North STABILicers: After my wife broke a ankle on a icy trail we decided to improve our safety. These definately provide that extra safety while walking anywhere on snowy/icy trails etc. Only prolem and I paid attention to sizing, is putting on the straps over the heel area, we have both experienced frustrating fitting of the heel strap barely getting over the heel of any boot. I might upgrade to a larger set while my wife will take over my size above hers. Otherwise they're great!!! Displaying reviews 1-10 Previous | Next » |
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Can you wear these while driving?Asked on 1/23/2013 by Dave from minnesota1 answer
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I would not recommend wearing while driving.Answered on 1/24/2013 by Steve from Campmor
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What size would you recommend to be worn over N.E.O.S Superlite Series Villager Overshoes size XL?Asked on 12/17/2012 by David from Houston, TX1 answer
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If you are wearing an XL in the Villager get an XL in the STablicer.Answered on 12/19/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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What size would be recommended to go with a NEOS Villager overshoe size XL?Asked on 12/15/2012 by David from Moscow, russia1 answer
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If you are wearing an XL in the Villager get an XL in the STablicer.Answered on 12/18/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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Will these be slippery when going inside on floors? My husband is a para-medic and needs to go from icy walkways into peoples homes and often finds the ice cleats are slippery on floors inside.Asked on 12/3/2012 by No nickname from Cornwall, New York1 answer
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The metal will be slippery on tile floors and will damage soft flooring such as wood, vinyl, linoleum ,etc.Answered on 12/6/2012 by Anonymous
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what size 32 North Stabilicer would I purchase for wear with the North Face Winter Grip icepick boot, size Women's 9.
Thank you.Asked on 1/27/2012 by Anonymous from Temple, NH1 answer
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The stabilicer in a size small would fit a womens size 9.Answered on 1/30/2012 by Betty
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What size for a man's size 9?Asked on 1/27/2012 by Frankie from Christiansburg, VA1 answer
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A medium size would be fine for mens size 9.Answered on 1/30/2012 by Betty
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I'd like to buy these for my husband. His shoe size is 13. Would you recommend an XXL or XL? Thank you in advance.Asked on 1/18/2012 by Anonymous from Deposit, New York1 answer
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Order an XL.Answered on 1/20/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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Are they any good for city sidewalks where you will encounter ice and concrete???IF not what would you recommend??Asked on 12/28/2011 by Jeannette from Nova Scotia1 answer
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This is not the best choice for side walk use. A Yaktrax is better.
http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___24093Answered on 12/29/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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Could these cleats be worn with Neos Navigator boots? (Size XL, non-cleat version). If so, which size? We were thinking XL.Asked on 12/17/2011 by Snowboardwoman from Newbury, VT1 answer
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The non stabilicer version of the Navigator will work with this stablicer.Answered on 12/21/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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You used to carry Stablicer Sport which I believe is a lighter version of this. Is there a reason why you no longer carry it? Besides weight is there any other benefit of using one vs. the other?Asked on 12/5/2011 by Anonymous1 answer
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The Stabilicer is more of a heavy duty traction item. More durable and longer lasting in my opinion. I don't know why we're not selling the sport model.Answered on 12/6/2011 by Bob from Campmor
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