Shoe Spikes offer grip on ice for Canada winters
Canadian retailer touts German made Shoe Spikes that slip over shoes to provide anti skid traction on icy sidewalks. Pat Lozinsky of Unlimited Enterprises says the device suits Edmonton seniors and city workers and is adjustable to size six for children. Priced at 21.95 plus 4 shipping, the item is practical rather than fashionable.
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