Cross-Terrain Performance

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Versatility Without Compromise

Our go-to traction device that's built for maximum versatility. Designed for winter running or hiking on a variety of surfaces, EXOspikes™ traction is at home on icy roads, snow-packed trails, and everything in between. Twelve ultra-durable tungsten carbide spikes underfoot provide an impressive amount of grip when you need it, and stand up to rocks and other abrasive trail features when you don’t. All in a very lightweight package that can be easily stowed away in a backpack.

FEATURE DETAILS
- Ergonomically Shaped Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE) Harness - Features reinforced eyelets for increased durability, attaches securely to a variety of footwear and retains its elasticity down to -22°F (-30°C).
- Flexible TPU Traction Matrix - Twelve strategically placed 0.29" tungsten carbide spikes are integrated into a tough traction matrix that's abrasion-resistant, lightweight and conforms to uneven terrain.
- Integrated Toe Bail - Keeps the toe from pushing through the front of the harness for added security while descending.
- Raised Heel Tab - Provides a secure grip point on the harness for easy on and off in frozen winter conditions with cold or gloved hands.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
- Weight (pair): (XS) 6.6 oz / 188 g, (S) 6.9 oz / 196 g, (M) 7.3 oz / 208 g, (L) 7.8 oz / 220 g, (XL) 8.1 oz / 230 g
- Packed Size: 5.75 in x 3 in x 2 in, 34.5 in³ / 15 cm x 8 cm x 5 cm, 600 cm³
Care
Wash with lukewarm water and air-dry (do NOT dry with heat). Ensure the product is clean and dry before storage. Inspect device before each use and remove it from footwear between uses.
Warranty Information
Your satisfaction is our top priority. All Kahtoola stretch-on traction devices are designed and field-tested for your most demanding adventures and are backed by a 2-year limited warranty. Products are warrantied to the original owner only and will be replaced or repaired at Kahtoola’s discretion.