I'm thinking about buying the Run Traction cleats instead of the Pro model. Will the Run cleats fit over boots, or only over running shoes?
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I originally was given the pro model and they were too big/bulky for my running shoes. I now have the run model and they fit perfectly. Based on that, I would say that the run model would not fit correctly on boots.
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They appear to have a lot of adjustment in width to them. I might consider going the next size up mainly due to length.
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Not that I'm aware of. I just wear running shoes. Not sure why you'd want cleats. Pedals have very satisfactory show saddle for secure footing. I'm not a cyclist outside, but very acceotable spinning bije
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If you'll be wearing over work boots, I recommend you also check out DueNorth's "Lite industrial" and "General Purpose" models. They are mostly the same, same spikes, but sized for fitting well on larger toe and heel of work shoes/boots - they'll stretch on and stay on better for you, I think. I like the light industrial model for my steel toe boots.
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If you are referring to the standard SPD cleats, yes but there are other cleats out there that use 2 screws so make sure they are the SPD compatible cleats.
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I'm pretty sure they fit all MSR (plastic) snowshoes. I have the Evo Tours and they fit just fine.
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The person who told me about them is a runner. I love them and/but they occasionally slip off/need to be adjusted if very sticky ice/snow so they're highly recommended AND be cautious!
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I use them for jogging, but I am not doing anything longer than 6-7 miles. I use them on fairly structured trail running shoes (goretex) so that the upper rubber band that holds the metal chain part does not collapse the shoe or put pressure on my foot. I can, over some miles start to feel the pressure against the sole, but that would be true of any traction device. I broke my ankle running on ice two years ago, and I am not taking any chances.
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No. These are very nice slippers with high insulation value. Not over boots.
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Sorry Fletch-For me to answer your question, I would need to get a tape and measure the thing. Ask the seller to do that. My sneakers are the regular running type and they fit very well, if that helps. Stanley O. epstein
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AI bought the extra large size to fit over my mens size 11 (Simms) wading boots, which are big anyway. The crampons fit well and are not difficult to put on or take off. I should mention that they don't fall off or come off during use in mud and snow either, and I've encountered both with them on. Hope this helps.
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If you can I would recommend removing any insole that is a part of your shoes and replace them with these; depends on the shoes. I bought these to use in my Running shoes and had to remove the existing insoles before putting these in the shoes. That worked for me. Hope this helps!
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"Normal shoes" as in street shoes/tennis shoes/running shoes etc? No, not really a good idea, and I personally would really have to say "No." these are "clip in" style pedals that are for bike shoes with road cleats (specifically SPD-SL road cleats)... if you want to ride with "normal shoes" you really should use a pedal with toe clips such as the Avenir Ultralight Pedals with Toe Clips and Straps Avenir Ultralight Pedals with Toe Clips and Straps, Black/Silver, 9/16 Inch Axle
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Hi, they fit my ski boots perfectly. I wear a 10.5. They slide right on without any problem. Heats them before I put them on. Really nice to put ski boots on when warm. Hope this helps.
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I bought the extra large size to fit over my mens size 11 (Simms) wading boots, which are big anyway. The crampons fit well and are not difficult to put on or take off. I should mention that they don't fall off or come off during use in mud and snow either, and I've encountered both with them on. Hope this helps.
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Yes, they have a lot of traction. Great for working in the yard. I've done that a couple of times now.
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The Evo Tour version (about $30 more) have the heel riser - many find it helpful if you are ascending steep slopes, but IMHO these are not the snowshoes for mountaineering.
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They are not the new KO2's, I am still pending a good snow and ice trial on these. I will also be looking into buying the KO2's once these wear away. so far 8000 miles and they still look new.