they dont look so hot, but i slip them off once i get to my destination
I saw something like those at Costco recently.
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I'm here where it doesn't snow but I do have to march around while playing pipes, often on slick waxed floors etc, so I had my ghillies resoled as soon as I bought them with Vibram soles.
They're also quiet, handy for when the piper is a surprise and I have to sneak around.
Yes yes I hope your back and neck will be all right!
they dont look so hot, but i slip them off once i get to my destination
Since I live in the world's capital for freezing rain, I have a complete collection of such products. In approximate order of effectiveness with yours, two other possible icy surface walkers are called 'Yaktraxs' and, my personal favourites, for the ice storm pros, 'StabilIcers'. The Yak items use coil springs and are easier on floors than the Icers, which will definately destroy anything indoors except carpeting.
Originally Posted by Manitoban Keith
but I do have to march around while playing pipes, often on slick waxed floors etc, so I had my ghillies resoled as soon as I bought them with Vibram soles. 
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