Tacchetti Yaktrax Run Traction per correre su neve e ghiaccio (1 paio) Large (misura scarpa: W 13-15/M 11.5-13.5)

Brand:Yaktrax

3.4/5

87.01

Le tacchette Yaktrax Run Traction sono state progettate dai corridori per consentire agli utenti di continuare a correre e ad allenarsi in inverno. I tacchetti Run Traction si attaccano alle scarpe da corsa con un telaio del piede in gomma ad alta resistenza che include cinghie sulla punta e sulla parte superiore del piede per una maggiore sicurezza; le cinghie di guarigione e laterali del telaio sono dotate di materiale riflettente per la sicurezza. I tacchetti Yaktrax Run offrono una trazione superiore grazie alle punte in acciaio al carburo da 3 mm combinate con un design della bobina con bordo sagomato di bobine in acciaio inossidabile antiruggine da 1,4 mm in modo che gli utenti possano correre con sicurezza su neve compatta o ghiaccio. Gli angoli multipli della bobina forniscono una trazione a 360 gradi su superfici fredde per la stabilità in tutte le direzioni. Le tacchette Yaktrax Run Traction sono state testate a temperature fino a -41 gradi Fahrenheit, quindi possono essere utilizzate in una varietà di ambienti estremi. Le tacchette Yaktrax Run Traction sono disponibili in quattro taglie per adattarsi alla maggior parte delle scarpe: Small (adatte alla taglia W6.5-10, M5-8.5); Medio (si adatta al numero di scarpe W10.5-12.5, M9-11); Grande (si adatta al numero di scarpe W13-15, M11.5-13.5); X-Larger (si adatta al numero di scarpe W15.5+, M 14+). Per scarpe o stivali oversize, Yaktrax consiglia di acquistare una taglia in più rispetto alla normale misura di scarpe.

Testato sicuro da rotture a temperature fino a -41 gradi F; disponibile nelle taglie S, M, L e XL per adattarsi alla maggior parte delle scarpe. Il telaio del piede in gomma con cinturini sagomati e sopra il piede assicura il piede del corridore nel dispositivo; tallone riflettente e cinghie laterali per la sicurezza. Fornisce una trazione a 360 gradi su superfici fredde per la stabilità in tutte le direzioni. Realizzato con una combinazione di punte sostituibili in acciaio al carburo da 3 mm e bobine in acciaio inossidabile da 1,4 mm per fornire una trazione imbattibile. Tacchetti di trazione progettati dai corridori specificamente per adattarsi alle scarpe da corsa, consentendo agli utenti di continuare ad allenarsi in inverno.
Brand Yaktrax
Brand Name ‎Yaktrax
Color ‎Gray/Red
Country of Origin ‎China
Customer Reviews 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 2,850 ratings 4.3 out of 5 stars
Item Dimensions LxWxH ‎7 x 4 x 2 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H ‎8.15 x 7.6 x 3.07 inches
Item Weight ‎0.31 Pounds
Manufacturer ‎Yaktrax
Material Rubber| 1.4mm steel coils| carbide steel spikes
Material ‎Rubber| 1.4mm steel coils| carbide steel spikes
Model Name ‎Run
Model Year ‎2012
Number of Items ‎1
Package Weight ‎0.34 Kilograms
Part Number ‎8161081620816300000
Size Large
Size ‎Large
Sport Type Running
Sport Type ‎Running
Style Large
Style Large (Shoe Size: W 13-15/M 11.5-13.5)
Style ‎Large
Suggested Users ‎Unisex-adult

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Scritto da: Bob Dog
Enables Reliable Ice Running at Speed
I purchased the Extra Large for my size 13 running shoe, and they barely fit. I had to give them a good yank/pull to get them around my running shoes. So I suggest buying at least one size higher than the chart suggests as I did. My review today is based on a ten mile run I performed yesterday after a snowfall a few days earlier. My run took place, mostly on asphalt and concrete. I started the run not knowing what I would get, so I wore the YakTrax just to make sure if/when I hit icy patches I wouldn't slip. At my age, I just can't take a fall, and I don't want to injure myself. More to the point, I want to run happy and confident, even on ice. So they worked very well. My running gate with them on was normal and easy. I even forgot I was wearing them after the first few minutes. I would say that 90% of my run was on bare concrete and asphalt, because it turned out the sun had cleaned up most of the snow before folks had packed it down. So I really gave the little spikes a hard workout. First, the YakTrax overlays did not fall off. Hooking up the toe strap and securing the velcro strap did the trick. Second, the carbide steel spikes show relatively little wear after ten miles of brutal running on the hard stuff. I imagine that if the conditions had been the other way around and I ran on 90% ice and 10% hard surface, there would be no visible wear on the spikes whatsoever. The wire coils on the rear look great too, although I am not a heel striker. I look forward to wearing the YakTrax again the next time I want to go out for a run and I'm looking at icy conditions. They have earned my confidence on ice. There were only two drawbacks. First, about nine miles into my run, I began to notice my left little toe rubbing on the inside of my Hoka AT Challenger 5s. I was initially concerned that my shoes were too small, but that didn't make sense since I've worn these for more than a year! Then I remembered I was wearing the YakTrax. Recall that even the extra large are tight on my size 13 foot. So I stopped and took off the YakTrax and the pain went away. So the next time I wear them, and I'm looking at a run of more than 8 miles, I will see if I can adjust the fit so that there is less impact to the soft sidewalls on the outside of my Hokas. Recommendation to the manufacturer: Please offer an XX Large. I'd probably buy that for my size 13, which would be sizing up TWO LEVELS vs. the size chart. Second, as I said, the carbon steel spikes were stellar, and very little wear after my run. But one tiny spike, on the left Yaktrak was smashed over on its side within it's plastic support base. The metal didn't give way, but the plastic disc supporting the spike gave way, and the metal did a "leaning tower of Pisa" slanting over to one side. I weigh 195 lbs, so I probably gave that spike a massive lateral force while running on raw concrete/asphalt. Even in its bent over position, the spike is still giving me anti-slip capability, so at the moment I'm not worried. So, overall, I had a good experience.
Scritto da: Alexis Stevens
Great for the Arctic Circle
I ran a half marathon in the arctic circle on pretty slippery ground with ease in these cleats. I highly recommend these running cleats to anyone going outside somewhere where there are icy conditions!
Scritto da: Oly Sugay
Excellent traction when it's too slick to jog!
I have been using these with my new ASICS Kayanos 28 All Winter Longs when it's too icy out to normally jog. I have been recovering from a lower back injury nearly 20 years ago that impeded my ability to jog for several years, but recently started getting back into it. These help me push through the long, dark, and cold Alaskan winters. I love being outdoors no matter the season, and these Yaktrax help me enjoy being outside more. The sizing chart was spot on. I wear a size 10 shoe, so the Large fit perfectly. The rubber was very stiff when they were brand new, and required a moderate amount of effort to slip on to my heels, but once they were broken in, they got easier to slip on and off. I love the reflective surfaces, though the Y-pattern in front looks funny from a distance. Fortunately I don't have to look pretty for anyone while I'm out jogging... Traction is excellent! These things will dig into the slickest of ice, whether I'm sprinting uphill or trying to slow down going downhill, they will always find purchase on every step. Unlike actual cleats or crampons, I don't have the feeling of losing my balance with each step, especially when I'm walking around. They don't roll around as the regular Yaktrax do sometimes. So far, I've put about 20 miles on them, and the studs and springs don't show any signs of wear. The rubber has no signs of cracking, and are still very elastic despite the below-zero temps. Overall, I'm very happy with these, and I'll probably buy them again when (if?) these wear out!
Scritto da: Viking23
Worth the investment
Upgraded a previous yaktrax with the spirals. Very happy either the purchase that I use for early morning walks in MN winter. Very good traction (still need to walk with caution on ice) but very happy with this product and will likely buy a 2nd pair for my wife.
Scritto da: Erich M
They work but the wear out
I used these for running on trails up a mountain in the winter. Melt runoff refreezes and forms a glaze over rocks, like an icy waterfall down the trail. These do provide traction on these icy trails. The carbide spikes cut into the ice and grab on. The coils alone would be inadequate. On the downside, the carbide studs will break off when hitting pavement or stone., and it didn't take long for some spikes to lean over in the plastic plate, some to snap out of the plates, and I even managed to lose a whole plate. Fortunately, replacement plates ARE available, if you search hard enough, and cost around $15 shipped. Search "Yaktrax spike plate". Without replacement plates, these are not worth the $45 considering how long they lasted for me. With replacement plates, perhaps they are worth it. For comparison, Icebug Pythos outperform these by a good measure, but are 4x the price. And the icebugs lose their spikes as well.
Scritto da: Debra S.
Genius for walking on snow and ice
These provide good stability for walking on snow or ice, but are very slippery on solid surfaces not covered in ice, so can stll fall if you are walking on mixed suraces. They are a bit tricky to get on, so I put them on a pair of Oofos boots and just leave them on. I fell on the ice this winter and broke my wrist, so these give me more peace of mind when I have to be outside in nasty weather.
Scritto da: A frequent flyer
Not durable
I ran one trail 1/2 marathon in these and they were destroyed. I would not recommend
Scritto da: Dan
Works great!
Have used it a couple times this winter on my trail runs and it works fantastic! It might feel a little difficult to put on, almost made me worry that I might have ordered a size too small, but really that's for the best because you want these to tightly wrap around the shoes to prevent slippage.
Scritto da: Amazon Customer
Brilliant running accessory
These make running in snow and ice possible. Give excellent grip. Would definitely buy again
Scritto da: Debbie D.
Good grips!
Absolutely fabulous! Used these for the Polar Night Half Marathon in Tromso- lots of snow on the ground and these were great. Didn't slip one with these on whilst running
Scritto da: fatsoknacki
Brilliant on snow and ice
This is my second pair, living in the Alps I wouldn't be without them. Wish they would last a bit longer but as I use them everyday I suppose they will wear out. I use them over walking boots and they work perfectly. Good service by the seller and worth every penny as I haven't fallen over yet!
Scritto da: David. Turnbull
great for snow and ice
I love microspikes. Ive used these before in the snow and the ice. Whilst it is a little strange running on the odd bit of tarmac, it is possible to run with them. I lost one of my last pair, but normally they are a snug fit and tend not to fall off. With them on, I am able to go down icy roads that other people are unable to walk on.
Scritto da: Gunds Gran
Never miss training
Never miss a training day? Great on even the recent spate of frozen paths!

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