If I understand your question. You are referring to the boot cleats that comes as a part of the ice safety kit. They stretch with enough force it will def fit. However if u need cleats I would buy another brand. The ice pics are great but your only paying another 2-3$ for cleats and a whistle. you get what you pay for.…
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If I understand your question. You are referring to the boot cleats that comes as a part of the ice safety kit. They stretch with enough force it will def fit. However if u need cleats I would buy another brand. The ice pics are great but your only paying another 2-3$ for cleats and a whistle. you get what you pay for. Imo buy just the pics and cleats in another brand.
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If I understand your question. You are referring to the boot cleats that comes as a part of the ice safety kit. They stretch with enough force it will def fit. However if u need cleats I would buy another brand. The ice pics are great but your only paying another 2-3$ for cleats and a whistle. you get what you pay for. Imo buy just the pics and cleats in another brand.
They are for emergency use in the event you break through the ice. The sharp points in the handles are to help you to pull yourself out of the water and up onto the surrounding ice. You stab them into the ice around you to gain leverage to pull yourself up onto safe ice. Hypothermia from immersion if you can't get out …
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They are for emergency use in the event you break through the ice. The sharp points in the handles are to help you to pull yourself out of the water and up onto the surrounding ice. You stab them into the ice around you to gain leverage to pull yourself up onto safe ice. Hypothermia from immersion if you can't get out of the water can kill you in a matter of minutes. I've never had to use mine and don't ever want to either.
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They are for emergency use in the event you break through the ice. The sharp points in the handles are to help you to pull yourself out of the water and up onto the surrounding ice. You stab them into the ice around you to gain leverage to pull yourself up onto safe ice. Hypothermia from immersion if you can't get out of the water can kill you in a matter of minutes. I've never had to use mine and don't ever want to either.
In the picture, the yellow sections are the parts that you hold in your hand. The small black tip attached to the yellow sections cover the ice picks, and they are retractable. As long as you have weight on the picks, as you would in trying to get back on to the ice, the picks would remain embedded in the ice. The …
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In the picture, the yellow sections are the parts that you hold in your hand. The small black tip attached to the yellow sections cover the ice picks, and they are retractable. As long as you have weight on the picks, as you would in trying to get back on to the ice, the picks would remain embedded in the ice. The remaining black loop in the picture is a plastic telephone-like cord (from a landline) that drapes around your neck.
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In the picture, the yellow sections are the parts that you hold in your hand. The small black tip attached to the yellow sections cover the ice picks, and they are retractable. As long as you have weight on the picks, as you would in trying to get back on to the ice, the picks would remain embedded in the ice. The remaining black loop in the picture is a plastic telephone-like cord (from a landline) that drapes around your neck.
