Snowline Chainsen Pro ice spikes are pretty sick

[flyfish413]

Picked these up recently:

http://www.sierratradingpost.com/snowline-chainsen-pro-winter-boot-tractions-for-men-and-women~p~142ft/?utm_source=GooglePLAs&utm_medium=PaidShopping&utm_term=Snowline_Chainsen_Pro_Winter_Boot_Tractions_For_Men_and_Women&utm_campaign=PCGOOGLES7&currency=USD&codes-processed=true

$24.00 and Sierra is always running some kind of free shipping promo especially if you get their email sale alerts, and their return policy is fantastic. Similar to Kahtoolas, seem to be built like a brick sh**house and there are 3 spikes on the heel vs the 2 on the kahtoolas. Had them out 5 times so far, including a fair amount of walking across parking lots just to see how they hold up and they appear to be really solid. XL's fit fine on both my size 11 Cabelas SnowRunner "warm weather" boots and size 11 Muck Arctic Sports. May be worth checking out if you're looking to upgrade your cleats.

[BaitBucket]

Ive heard complaints of the rubber wearing out and breaking before there are any issues with the rest. If i recall correctly, the area where the chain attaches to the rubber in particular.

Will interesting to see how they hold up after a couple seasons.

[Fish addict]

 It a bad price. I bought cheap eagle claw ones for about $15 used them on 3 ice fishing trips and they're already in the garbage. Thanks for the link

[Fish addict]

Not a bad price! Sorry

[flyfish413]

Yeah it looks like the biggest obvious difference is the Kahtoolas have a hard plastic reinforcement molded into the rubber. These are more of like a silicone rubber. Time will tell, if i get a couple seasons out of them at that price I'll be happy.

[Bigassbassman]

Thanks for the info -- I might have to try some out at that price.