Mountain Goat Approved Shoe Socks - Snow & Ice Traction; Alt for Chains, Cleats, Crampons, Spikes, Grips, Grippers; Anti-Slip for Shoes & Boots, Jacquard Fabric, Elastic, effortless Slip-On (1 Pair)
Size: SmallSport: WalkingStyle: Slip-onBrand: Goat GripzMaterial: PolyesterGRIP LIKE A GOAT: Will they make you a goat on snow? No. Will they help you avoid face-planting? Yes. Made with a solid Jacquard weave from high-strength polyester, Goat Gripz Shoe Socks delivers full-foot traction under icy and snowy conditions, sure to even make mountain goats jealous. Protect your family and friends with these—they’ll thank you.TIRE SOCK INSPIRED: Legend has it, an old and wise mountain goat saw snow tire socks on human cars and said, “Hm, those look comfy, I need those for my hooves.” While we can’t confirm that, we CAN confirm these are crafted by the same pros who manufacture the world’s leading tire socks. premium then? You bet.SHOWER CAP VIBES, WINTER GRIP RESULTS: Yes, they kind of look like a shower cap for your shoes. No, they’re not glamorous, but let’s face it—you’re here to stay upright, not to win “Best Dressed in Winter.” They are lightweight, portable, and surprisingly effective. Bonus: If someone does wear them in the shower, good news—they’re washable. Feel free to toss them in the washing machine too.KIND TO THE FLOOR: Unlike traditional chains or cleats, these Shoe Socks won’t damage the ground you’re walking on. No more scratching your driveway or tearing up your floors (but seriously, don’t wear them indoors unless your goal is to mop the kitchen with your feet).ECO-FRIENDLY: These Shoe Socks are recyclable, and they come in a simple plastic bag—nothing fancy, but guess what? It’s also reusable and recyclable! Less waste, more grip.FOR EVERYDAY USE, NOT CLIMBING EVEREST: For situations where having traditional metal traction cleats for shoes and boots is overkill - think chains, crampons, spikes, snow grips, ice grippers etc. - use Goat Gripz Shoe Socks instead! Perfect for errands like grabbing the mail, walking the dog, or running to the store in moderate snowy and icy conditions. Just don’t take them hiking, sled-dog racing, or entering a goat parkour competition.