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  1. #1
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    Question Recs for walking traction cleats for ice and snow?

    I got a pair of Yaktrax for my husband and myself, and we like them, but the elastic on his has already broken in one spot, after not too many uses. I'd like to get a pair of my mom, and am wondering if there's a certain brand and style you recommend? These are mainly for walking around the neighborhood, and taking the dog for walks.

    Thanks for your help!

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    Did you get Yak trax for running? They are much more durable
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    Ooh, good to know! Thanks!

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    My pairs last a year or two and that is with running twice a week on trails that are rocky and icy. The only part that breaks are the coils on the bottom.
    Mom to:
    DS '02
    DS '05
    Percy--the wild furry child!!! 2022----
    Simon--the first King Charles cutie 2009-2022
    RIP Andy, the furry first child, 1996-2012

    "The task of any religion is not to tell us who we are entitled to hate but to teach us who we are required to love."

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    My old Yak Trax were rusted after I left them soaking in salt water after running.

    My favorite blogger recommended Kahtoola Nanospikes. https://www.rei.com/product/875785/k...raction-system

    Blog post: http://www.therightfits.com/2018/12/...ston-marathon/

    I bought a pair, but haven't tried them.

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