Kahtoola NANOspikes V2
Slick roads, freezing temperatures and diminishing daylight call for traction with unmatched fit, performance and comfort. Redesigned from the ground up, NANOspikes® footwear traction now delivers enhanced comfort, improved grip and a better fit on a wider variety of modern running footwear. So you have the freedom to keep moving confidently on icy streets and sidewalks, all winter long.
- Ten concave tungsten carbide spikes instantly engage on ice, while tungsten carbide construction resists abrasion up to 100 times more than steel on bare pavement.
- Center plate ridges and directional lugs enhance grip and stability on uneven ice and snow.
- Integrated toe bail, securing the shoe during descents and reduces pressure points at the toe.
- Thermoplastic elastomer harness geometry provides a precise, comfortable fit on a wider variety of modern running footwear.
NANOspikes are particularly suited for road running and walking shoes used in icy conditions in flat areas and in the city. If you are looking for spikes for trails and mountains, you should take a look at the EXOspikes.
Wash with lukewarm water and air-dry (do NOT dry with heat). Ensure the product is clean and dry before storage. Inspect device before each use and remove it from footwear between uses.
About Kahtoola
Traction on ice and snow - Kahtoola, headquartered in Flagstaff (Arizona, USA), has been dedicated to this specialty for over 20 years and has become the market leader in North America for snow chains and spikes for pedestrians, runners, and outdoor enthusiasts. The brand was founded by Danny Giovale, who developed super-light, reliable, and easily packable crampons - initially only for his own use.
At Sporthunger, we particularly like to work with small companies that are mostly privately owned, specialize in a few products, and do them exceptionally well. Companies like Kahtoola.
At Sporthunger, we particularly like to work with small companies that are mostly privately owned, specialize in a few products, and do them exceptionally well. Companies like Kahtoola.
