http://www.YourRunning.com/taxonomy/term/303/0 en http://www.YourRunning.com/running_in_the_snow_yaktrax_or_stabilicers <p><a href="http://www.yourrunning.com/blog-yaktrax_or_stabilicers" title="http://www.yourrunning.com/blog-yaktrax_or_stabilicers">http://www.yourrunning.com/blog-yaktrax_or_stabilicers</a></p> <p>I'm pretty sure it was watching a typically gory film about Everest on the Discovery Channel that did it. All that talk about crampons and ice axes, bodies in the snow and fit guys reduced to wrecked husks with bits dropping off with frostbite...</p> <p>the next thing I know I'm down at the running store looking for something to help me keep my feet in the snow and ice. I couldn't face another training session in the garage. </p> <p><a href="http://www.YourRunning.com/running_in_the_snow_yaktrax_or_stabilicers">read more</a></p> best advice footstrike ice shoes Simon&#039;s blog snow Stabilicers training Yaktrax Thu, 28 Jun 2007 10:02:12 -0600 rlappi 2797 at http://www.YourRunning.com http://www.YourRunning.com/forum-yaktrax_or_stabilicers <p>I'm pretty sure it was watching a typically gory film about Everest on the Discovery Channel that did it. All that talk about crampons and ice axes, bodies in the snow and fit guys reduced to wrecked husks with bits dropping off with frostbite...</p> <p>the next thing I know I'm down at the running store looking for something to help me keep my feet in the snow and ice. I couldn't face another training session in the garage.</p> <p>The options are Yaktrax, a kind of wiry worm-like thing that clips on the bottom of your shoes, or the much more substantial (and slightly heavier) STABILicers, which are a rubber and plastic, metal-studded sort of skeleton galoushes.</p> <p><a href="http://www.YourRunning.com/forum-yaktrax_or_stabilicers">read more</a></p> http://www.YourRunning.com/forum-yaktrax_or_stabilicers#comments Shoes grip ice shoes snow Stabilicers winter running Yaktrax Tue, 26 Dec 2006 00:00:00 -0700 simon 327 at http://www.YourRunning.com http://www.YourRunning.com/blog-yaktrax_or_stabilicers <p>I'm pretty sure it was watching a typically gory film about Everest on the Discovery Channel that did it. All that talk about crampons and ice axes, bodies in the snow and fit guys reduced to wrecked husks with bits dropping off with frostbite...</p> <p>the next thing I know I'm down at the running store looking for something to help me keep my feet in the snow and ice. I couldn't face another training session in the garage. </p> <p>The options are Yaktrax, a kind of wiry worm-like thing that clips on the bottom of your shoes, or the much more substantial (and slightly heavier) STABILicers, which are a rubber and plastic, metal-studded sort of skeleton galoushes.</p> <p><a href="http://www.YourRunning.com/blog-yaktrax_or_stabilicers">read more</a></p> http://www.YourRunning.com/blog-yaktrax_or_stabilicers#comments Everest ice shoes snow chains snow tyres Stabilicers training Yaktrax Sat, 23 Dec 2006 23:18:06 -0700 simon 224 at http://www.YourRunning.com