Keep upright walking or running with the Hillsound Equipment’s FreeSteps6 Crampons. The combination of stainless steel chains and spikes will give needed traction in dangerous environments. No matter if you are shoveling snow on an icy sidewalk, running on an outdoor trail, or walking on rocks and river slime while fishing, these comfortable spikes will help provide the stability you need.
FEATURES:
Made of stainless steel and elastomer
Weight: 10.4 oz (XS), 10.8 oz (S), 11.2 oz (M), 11.9 oz (L), 12.4 oz (XL)
Durable stainless steel chains and spikes provide anti-slip traction
Tear resistant
Harness maintains pliability in sub-freezing temperature
Heel spike plate reinforces traction on downhill slopes
Ultra-light traction for runners
Spike design provides comfort during long standing periods
These are the best crampons I have ever come across! Long lasting, easy to wear. Really effective
MrEGuy87
2 months ago
Awesome For Many Reasons
Awesome for slick trails, whether muddy or snowy. Fit great over hiking boots.
prg
2 months ago
Excelent Protection For Safety
I purchased these recently because of significant snow and ice here in western Massachusetts. I walk my dog everyday. This is an excellent product and helps me feel safe when I'm walking on snowy streets and sidewalks. They fit well and perform as advertised.
Scotty
3 months ago
Xlent Crampons!
I have used various brands of crampons for hiking on trails that are covered with ice or hard paced snow, but none compare to the FreeSteps6. They are extremely easy to use and do not slip off like some other brands. The rugged teeth provide excellent stability on soild ice, hard packed snow, and various trail conditions in between. They work fantastic!
Vera and Hazel
3 months ago
Ability To Confidently Walk On Ice
i have purchased two sets of FreeSteps6 Crampons, one for me and one for my sister. We both walk our dogs and rely on these crampons in winter icy conditions. I confidently walk on hikes through the local provincial park and on slippery sidewalks. I highly recommend this product.
John
3 months ago
Great On New England Trails
These crampons are great for New England winters. My wife and I hike regularly and as the weather gets warmer, the packed snow on the trails partially thaws and then refreezes overnight, making for very slippery conditions at times. It’s easy to bring these crampons with us and put them on at the trailhead depending on the day’s conditions. The Freesteps crampons provide sure footing on the iciest of trails. We have tried the rubber ones with embedded studs, and we find the chains-with-spikes style to provide better footing under a wider set of conditions. We each have a pair that we have used for years and recently bought a larger size for my wife’s new boots. We definitely recommend these.
Phil54
4 months ago
Great Quality
I have had a pair of FreeSteps6 crampons for several years and they have held up well still fitting snug on my shoes and gripping well on the icy roads.
Jeff
4 months ago
Great Day Hike Crampons
Forth pair of these puppies. They can save your hike and keep you safe.
AR
5 months ago
Must Buy
I’ve been using the Hillsound FreeSteps6® Crampons through real winter conditions—icy sidewalks, packed snow trails, and a few steep, slick sections—and they’ve been a total confidence booster. The traction is aggressive in the best way: the spikes bite cleanly into ice and hard snow, so you don’t get that nervous “micro-slip” feeling that cheaper cleats often give. I’ve worn them for walking, winter hiking, and even some light trail running, and they’ve stayed secure the whole time without shifting on my boots. What I really like is how simple they are to put on and take off. The rubber harness stretches snugly over footwear and feels durable, not flimsy. Once they’re seated properly, they stay put—even in deep snow or uneven terrain. For the price, the build quality feels excellent and the performance punches above its weight compared to other traction devices I’ve tried. A couple small things to note: sizing matters. If you’re between sizes or using bulkier winter boots, it’s worth double-checking the size chart or sizing up. Also, in sticky or fresh snow, I’ve noticed some snow can pack under the heel/toe areas where the chains loop together. It’s not a dealbreaker, but you may need to knock the buildup out occasionally on longer outings. Overall, these are a fantastic winter traction option—lightweight, tough, and seriously effective. If you spend any time outdoors in winter, they’re absolutely worth it for the stability and peace of mind. Highly recommended.
JCH
5 months ago
Great Crampons
I bought the Freesteps Crampons 7years ago. I have used them extensively and they are fantastic, icy hikes on trails and town trails. Highly recommended but one of them wires broke and I had to hack together a fix. I am sending them away to get fixed
ALanL72
10 months ago
Superb Product - Great Customer Support
Purchased in Canadian Rockies early in season to cope with lot of snow on higher trails. Performed wonderfully in slush, ice, bit of snow cover and calf deep snow. Very easy to put and take off. Light - you don't really know you're wearing them. Overall, very satisfied and would recommend to any trail hiker. And PS/ Hillsound customer support are terrific - also worthy of a mention !!
Carol M
Verified Purchase
1 year ago
Hiking Freedom Wearing Freesteps6 Crampons
Crampons are easy to put on and remove as required during a hike. Grip works well on icy paths while hiking ice trails. A small pouch to store the crampons would be a nice to have. Delivery was prompt.
Ed H
Verified Purchase
1 year ago
My Third Pair
These provide super traction when I fish during the winter. Helps me get to the river and I keep them on while wading. This is my 3rd pair because I’ve lost 2 pair in deep snow. I wear a size 10 wading boot and bought size large.
Kathryn M
Verified Purchase
1 year ago
Perfect Fit
These traction devices fit me perfect even over my Steger Mukluks. No slippage even walking up slippery trails.
Halifax
Verified Purchase
2 years ago
Old Man
Should be standard issue for old hikers. It takes to long to get over slips and falls when you are 75.
