Ergodyne
Ergodyne 6325 Traction Spikes 2X-Large Black
Traction spikes in 2X-Large black fit over footwear for grip on ice and snow
- 2X-Large fit covers oversized boots securely
- Tungsten carbide spikes bite into ice and packed snow
- Nylon and TPE construction resists abrasion and stays flexible in cold
- Black colour hides dirt and wear on the job site
- First listed by the manufacturer in May 2025
Traction Spikes 2X-Large
Ergodyne 6325 Traction Spikes are a traction device designed in size 2X-Large with a black nylon, TPE and tungsten carbide construction. They provide grip on ice and packed snow for workers or walkers who need secure footing in winter conditions. The spikes are sold new and listed by the manufacturer in 2025.
Replaces worn or missing ice cleats
When existing cleats lose their tungsten carbide points or the nylon straps stretch beyond adjustment, this pair restores reliable traction. The upgrade is worth it if the original devices no longer bite into hard-packed surfaces or if the fastening system fails to hold on bulky boots.
Sustained grip on frozen ground
Tungsten carbide studs maintain their edge through repeated contact with abrasive ice and grit, so performance does not fade after a few hours of use. The nylon and TPE frame stays flexible in sub-zero temperatures, keeping the spikes seated on the boot during long shifts outdoors.
Highlights
- 2X-Large fit covers oversized boots securely
- Tungsten carbide spikes bite into ice and packed snow
- Nylon and TPE construction resists abrasion and stays flexible in cold
- Black colour hides dirt and wear on the job site
- First listed by the manufacturer in May 2025
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shoe size range does the 2X-Large traction spike fit?
The 2X-Large size group fits larger footwear; check the Ergodyne sizing chart for the exact shoe-size range that matches this device.
How do I secure the tungsten carbide spikes to my boots without them shifting?
Stretch the nylon/TPE harness over the toe and heel, centre the spike plate under the ball of the foot, then pull the rear strap tight so the device cannot rotate.
When should I replace the tungsten carbide studs on these spikes?
Replace the studs once the carbide tips are worn flat or any stud is missing, because worn tips no longer grip ice or packed snow.
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