Would these work in the snow?
1600469
I have never tried, but they might work if you duct taped them to your feet.
1600470
Depends on the age...I'd say 5+. Must be ablr to lift feet up. It was hard at first on grass and carpet.
1600471
I am not sure if they would work in snow. My grandson took them home with him so I never saw them in action! He was very happy when he opened the box, though
717543
yes, as long as it is not too wet or slushy. feet stay warm and toasty and covered, but NOT water proof.
1042635
am not sure. Have only about 6 inches with 2 inches of sleet on top of that. All of the snow melted away but it could not reach up to the ice although it had turned clear. I normally turn them on before it starts snowing and they do very well
919186
They would be great for snow protection. I'd say more water resistant than water proof. ...the bottom is leather which will eventually get wet. But with dry, packed snow and not to be used all day they would be fine.
597868
Probably. Except my dog walks funny in them on hard ground. He's fine in the snow, they are great for that. However, I think this would be really uncomfortable for your dog to just be walking around the house in. He would probably just try to pull them off constantly and would have very little balance. Funny to watch! I'm guessing not so fun for dog.
323405
They work extremely well in snow. In ice, you'll need to fit them with chains and maybe load them......
966699
Probably not. I use them as a glove liner when dog walking on cold days. They provide just a little a little extra protection.
1634616
I think they would work very well. The thing you need to remember is to ONLY put them in the mircowave on Defrost.
1455040
I'm assuming you mean loose powdery snow over ice - I don't think they'd work well at all. The little plastic "teeth" are designed to dig into packed snow, and I don't think they would work at all on ice. You'd need metal teeth to grip a sheet of ice.
421438
I'm sure they would work just fine. I would avoid letting them get wet. I'm sure the hot and the cold will effect the life of the speakers but for the cost you can't beat it.
1025221
Yes that's what I am using them on, easy to get on and off and way helpful in the deep snow!
1323837
They may be water resistant but definitely not waterproof. I've ridden with these in snow and rain.
1414380
I don't know why it wouldn't. We live in the Dallas, Texas area so we won't find out but I would assume they'll work as long as they get sunshine or light to charge the system. If you have several days of dark snowy weather they may not get enough of a Photo Cell Charge to last very long. I will say, I think they'd be very good looking with a snowy back ground.
148372
I think they would....I've walked on huge metal sheets covered in ice layer and had no issue... They grip very well and haven't had issues with them getting snow packed like with the coil style bottom tracks
1973129
I used them (2 pads)last year and they worked great, I suggest that when it starts snowing you turn them on and leave them on until the snow stops.
1200474
Before mine died (due to frayed wiring), I left them outside once. It snowed, then rained. I didn't find them for a couple of days. But they still worked fine after recharging.
2251263
Yes they will. They work great too! However, they are not soft and are not suitable for transporting surfboards (unless you wrap them with a foam). I did use them this past winter for snowboards and gear though, and they worked great. I definitely recommend these!