Spiked boots for walking on cordwood stack when sheeting over.?

[MattyF]

Another for supatracks , they will out last any other studs you can find. 

[cessna]

Many thanks for all your replies .The Supatracks appeal to me, if you use them can you tell me which type you use ,as looked at their website but not sure which will best for giving grip on the cord wood. Also how many per boot sole do you suggest to get really good trip. Are they quite good for helping one to prevent one slipping while working on steep hillsides .

[doobin]

58 minutes ago, cessna said:

Many thanks for all your replies .The Supatracks appeal to me, if you use them can you tell me which type you use ,as looked at their website but not sure which will best for giving grip on the cord wood. Also how many per boot sole do you suggest to get really good trip. Are they quite good for helping one to prevent one slipping while working on steep hillsides .

Just call them. A wealth of knowledge. 

[cessna]

4 hours ago, doobin said:

Just call them. A wealth of knowledge. 

Thanks, will do Monday morning 👍

[MattyF]

I use the 1100s , find they just wear down , if you go too long they have a habit of pulling out in harder ground although the supatracks in general won’t do this in comparison to other studs.. I suppose the longer studs could be handier but I’ve just always stuck with 1100’s 

[cessna]

Just spoke to Supatracks they suggested 3000A STUDS so have ordered, pack of 20 with installing tool with stud adapter attachment .I hope they are reasonably easy to insert into boot sole.