Getting a snowblower

[SLC97SR5]

Try some yaktrax for traction. I was given a pair last year and I dismissed them as something for the elderly...they are the real deal. I use them at the Cabin that has some decent inclines. They have more aggressive types as well as some knockoffs on Amazon.

 

[TRD270]

Try some yaktrax for traction. I was given a pair last year and I dismissed them as something for the elderly...they are the real deal. I use them at the Cabin that has some decent inclines. They have more aggressive types as well as some knockoffs on Amazon.

Just for consideration i've had better luck with the kahtoola brand, every pair of yaktrax i've had have broken

Gaiters & Crampons for Hiking: Ice & Snow Shoe Traction | Kahtoola

Shop Kahtoola gaiters and crampons, ideal for icy hiking conditions. Any shoe can be a snow shoe with traction and waterproofing!

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[Hickey]

I've been using these at work for several years with good luck.

ICETRAX Pro Winter Ice Grips for Shoes and Boots - Ice Cleats for Snow and Ice, StayON Toe, Reflective Heel (V3 Tungsten, S/M (Men: 5-9 / Women: 6.5-10.5)) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZJP9GG4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_wqX8DbSGZ3KZJ

 

[4x4_Welder]

Winter Walking brand is very popular at my work, they have some Yak Trax as well.

 

[spacecase]

these are a great idea! thanks guys, dont know why i didnt think of something like this before. been looking at some nice winter boots but not wanting to drop the cash. definitely a nice, cheaper alternative.