The front straps of your Yaktrax will help keep them securely in place while you run so you can enjoy your exercise in peace. Fitted with reflective material, they can also help to improve your visibility when running in low lighting or adverse weather conditions. What Are the Yaktrax Runs Made Of? Remove the existing insole from the shoes you wish to use your new insoles with (please note that not all insoles are removable)

Over the years of continuous research and innovation, manufacturers have developed numerous types of Yaktrax for different levels of traction, to suit every need. For winter running, there are two types of Yaktrax namely Yaktrax Pro and Yaktrax Run.Typically Yaktrax are made out of an injected molded thermoplastic elastomer. The coils are all woven and are protected against rusting. Yaktrax can be worn in temperatures as low at -41⁰F. Putting them on is not a dreaded chore because they are designed in such a way that they are very easy and fast to put on and take off again. The word 'heel' or 'toe' on your Yaktrax are pressed against your shoe (they should not be visible or the device is inside out).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_1g0Eos9X0 Video can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Best Winter Running Tips (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_1g0Eos9X0) The outer band rests against the outer edge of your footprint (this should not be caught on the sole).Yaktrax are designed to accommodate the entire foot, so need to be slightly larger than the sole of your shoe May or may not require signature...Can collect from postal operators depot if attempted delivery made whilst you are out...Delivered 3-4 working days following dispatch. For do-it-your-selfers, you could also try screwing your shoes (get your head out of the gutter!) – my buddy Sam recently did this with a pair of Hokas and some Ice Spikes, and I’ve done it with La Sportiva Hobnails. It’s also possible to just use some sheet metal screws from a hardware store – minimallyshoddy recently wrote about screwing his Skoras, that’s a risky proposition!