Smow and ice grippers

[abstibus]

I need to buy a pair of these (women's size 4) for someone who has limited manual dexterity, so any that are hard to put on would be no good. She doesn't do a lot of walking, but has quite a heavy tread.
Can anyone advise?
Thanks

[abstibus]

'Snow' - oops.

[hundreddolla]

i've yet to find a set that didn't break after a couple of weeks.

[kat1]

Trycare, just google it & you'll find them at £12 a pair. I clean for them here in Yorkshire & are a good reputable firm.

[barb1314]

I bought some Yaktrax last year and used them all the time as my job is a dog walker.They worked brilliantly and are still going strong.I had no problems putting them on my walking boots.

[abstibus]

kat
Could you give me a few more details, even an address? I am coming up with dental supplies.

[gingejbee]

Aldi had these recently at £7.99 a pair.

[abstibus]

Ginge
We don't have Aldi here, unfortunately.

[abstibus]

Barb
Yaktrax seem to be the best option. Thanks for the advice.

[barb1314]

You're very welcome Annemollie x

[Kendle]

I bought some of the Aldi ones. Have yet to try them out.

[whiskeysheri]

http://www.groupon.co...keynes/bodini/2145384

Special offer on Groupon today...

[maggiebee]

Seemed to be flying off the shelves at Lidl, but no idea what they're like.

[nannakath]

Has anyone any advice for a camcorder for a nine year old? Any particular ones you can advise. Thank you very much.

[woofgang]

I find they are a struggle to put on but brilliant when they are on. The solution? I keep one pair of stout shoes with them permanently fitted. Be aware that the ones with spikes in as opposed to the one with a continuous curly spring, will trash a wood or laminate floor and be like walking on ball bearings on tile or mezzanine type floors.

[woofgang]

Forgot to add that the spiky ones are better in bad ice.

[nannakath]

whoops! Wrong place for my request-will put it right.