Traction Devices

Traction devices for transitional indoor/outdoor have a strap or pull onto existing footwear to provide secure footing both indoors and outdoors. Pull-on devices stretch over the footwear and have less aggressive traction than other devices so they can be worn indoors without removing them. Mid-cleat devices are strapped around the boot and have a cleat that sits just in front of the heel to provide traction. The strap can be rotated to move the cleat to the top of the boot when walking indoors. Heel-only devices attached to the heel, allowing workers to walk on the balls of their feet indoors. They are worn outdoors when ice and snow cause slippery conditions.

Traction devices for sustained outdoor use slip over existing footwear to help prevent slips. They are worn by workers who spend extended periods of time outdoors in slippery conditions, including rail workers, loggers, and snow-removal personnel.

Traction devices for occasional outdoor use provide a secure footing on slippery and icy winter conditions. They are attached to the bottom of existing footwear by utility workers and others who need occasional access to traction or when workers won't be spending all day outside.

Traction devices for sustained indoor use slip over existing footwear to help reduce slips and falls on wet or slippery floors often encountered by maintenance workers and kitchen staff. The flexible overshoe fits over the toe and heel, providing added traction over the entire bottom of the foot.

Replacement spikes and straps are used to keep footwear traction devices working effectively.

Multiple product options available