Snow Walking Device -- Occupational Health & Safety

Winter Walking

Snow Walking Device

ICEGRIPS®-Rotor from Winter Walking is a uniquely versatile ice and snow walking device that allows workers to move safely from indoor surfaces to outdoor surfaces without putting on and taking off their traction gear. Rotor is closed with spikes facing inwards for indoor conditions. It twists from closed to open with spikes facing outward for ice and snow conditions.

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