Non slip boots

[400ixl]

The ones from curling did not have any spikes or the like. They were flat on the underside, no pattern or anything. They wouldn't damage a wood floor, let alone a driveway.

[THE WIZARD]

britishcurlingsupplies
Check these out, they do specialist shoes/overshoes for walking on ice during Curling Competitions.

[JudgeJ26]

Think of Bambi on the ice and that's me🙄.

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Originally Posted by 400ixl

The ones from curling did not have any spikes or the like. They were flat on the underside, no pattern or anything. They wouldn't damage a wood floor, let alone a driveway.

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Now that sounds good. Thank you.

[hrbrar]

I’ve tried a couple of pairs of boots from Amazon. Still no success. I would prefer boots rather than the overshoes. Any suggestions of the perfect non slip boots that won’t break the bank?

[sweetemotion]

Sorels! The best winter boots I've ever bought, my first pair I bought 4 years ago and they're still going strong. Lasted me four Canadian winters so far and we get snow for 6 months!

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Originally Posted by sweetemotion

Sorels! The best winter boots I've ever bought, my first pair I bought 4 years ago and they're still going strong. Lasted me four Canadian winters so far and we get snow for 6 months!

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Thank you. I’ll have a look for them. Do they hold up in the frost and ice?

[snowbelle]

I have Jack Wolfskin walking boots which are non slip mine are from Amazon

Ugg Willcox which are brown leather calf boots with a sheepskin lining and non slip sole
Ugg Aurea Black suede ankle boots with a rubber sole

Timberland Eleanor grey suede with a rubber sole, but the heel is a bit high

Remonte calf length boots with a rubber sole ...all are good and helpful in slippy weather

And a brand new pair of Sorels which I hope are as good as they say !

[marypoppins38]

I have a pair of the traditional Timberland 6 inch boots for walking when it’s icy. The soles are the only ones I have never slipped in.

[Enchanted]

I'm the same OP!
I feel like my legs are jelly on slippy surfaces and just can't walk without hanging on to someone.

I got a pair of Snowboots from Next (their own make so only about £50). They've held up over 6 winters and were perfect on a trip to Iceland. Waterproof, warm, very comfortable, totally rock solid on ice/snow. Definitely better than my expensive walking boots!