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G.
If you plan to use your spiky cleats while carrying heavy loads, it is recommended to bring
along a walking stick to support your upper body and keep it well-balanced.
H.
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions when putting on or removing the traction cleats.
I.
Always ensure that the traction cleats are securely covering your footwear before using
them to avoid any incidents.
J.
The Limm Traction Cleats should improve your traction and grip on outdoor winter
surfaces. These surfaces include snow, ice, rocks, or mud.
K.
The traction cleats are made of steel material, so remove the cleats when not in use in
order to avoid damaging any polished surfaces like hardwood floors, granite, steel,
ceramic. Consequently, remove the traction cleats before driving any vehicle.
L.
We suggest not to use the cleats when climbing ladders/step ladders and other access
equipment.
M.
The traction cleats are designed to help prevent slipping or falling when walking on ice or
snow and improve poor underfoot conditions. However, the product cannot prevent
slipping, tripping or falling if the user or wearer would not take caution when using the
product.
N.
The Limm Traction Cleats can be word by any ages. However, the product has steel
crampons and spikes that may be dangerous for children. Adult supervision is advised for
helping children wear the product.
O.
The Limm Traction Cleats Application Guide included
in this product’s product
documentation contains general information on how to use the product.
P.
Use the Limm Traction Cleats only for purposes intended and demonstrated in our
Manuals. Limm Group is not responsible for any problems that arise from the misuse of
this product.
2.3
Care Instructions
A.
Icy roads: to clean your spiky cleats after use in icy roads, you can hang them out to dry,
but make sure to do it away from the sun. As soon as they dry up, you may store your spiky
cleats in the carry bag.
B.
Muddy road: To clean your spiky cleats after using them on a muddy path, you can soak
them in water until the mud loosens up. Do not attempt to remove the dirt with your bare
hands, as this can cause injury. You can use an old brush to remove stubborn pieces that
are stuck. Then, when done, hang the cleats to dry (away from the sun to protect the
rubber).
C.
Always check the cleats and make sure that the spikes or crampons are secure and tight to
avoid unexpected injuries while on ice or snow.
D.
If you use your cleats on rocks or terrains that are extremely rough and mixed, then the
spikes may eventually dull at some point. Regularly sharpening the crampons using a flat
mill bastard file, without thinning the steel, is recommended. Exercise caution.
E.
Avoid storing your crampons wet. Always allow them to fully dry first before packing them
in the storage bag.
F.
The “life span” of the
traction cleats depend on the amount of usage and proper care.