Korkers Extreme Ice Cleats

Korkers Ice Cleats Extreme overshoes perform in the most demanding winter conditions. These ice grippers are study, reliable and fasten securely to your shoes or boots so they do not slip off.

Lightweight and extremely durable, Korkers Extreme Ice Cleats function as an overshoe that performs great in the most demanding winter conditions.

• Instant Traction on Ice and Snow
• Easy On/Off: Quick-release buckle and strap system
• Quick-release buckle strap
• Molded rubber walls at toe, heel and side providing a secure fit
• 28 durable push through spikes, heel and ball of the foot for ice biting traction where you need it
• Full Foot Traction
• Secure fit molded rubber walls at toe, heel and side providing a secure fit
• Great for working outdoors, hunting, fishing etc.

Korkers creates all terrain footwear featuring patented adaptable traction that allows outdoor enthusiasts to optimize their traction performance in varying conditions in and out of water.

The Korkers brand was born over 50 years ago on the rugged and treacherous riverbanks of the Rogue River near Grants Pass, Oregon. Made by hand, using scrap rubber, nylon cord, and carbide spikes, Korkers "River Cleats" were created in the basement of Korkers founder, Sherman Smith. Guide Wading BootThe functional yet versatile design of the cleat system quickly grew as a favorite among fisherman who often found themselves slipping and/or falling on slippery river rock, and eventually spread to provide traction safety to a number of industrial applications such as roofing and outdoor work on snow/ice.

Over the years Korkers hasn't abandoned its independent thinking. The Company continues to be bold and innovative, having the courage to take risks in order to meet the needs of those who identify with the intensity of mountain adventure where extreme conditions can be challenging and unforgiving. Their gear must perform double duty as conditions change rapidly and performance optimization puts every piece of gear to the test. Some people gear up, we prefer "gearing down". That's where Korkers thrives.