Frogg Toggs Hard-Case Boot Studs, Steel, 30 per Pack

These studs fit the Frogg Togg water boot and work as advertised. Lightweight but durable. The pack came with a out 10 extra studs if any are lost. The studs come to a point for excellent tracking in a slippery creek.

I bought two bags. Upgraded my studded wading boots with one set, and screwed the second set into a pair of old sneakers to make some light weight jetty fishing shoes. They work great and are easy to install and back out.

A must have for boot waders to keep from slipping on the rocks. Easy to install and I hope they stand up

First time stud use on my Simms FreeSalts for a 3-day Sierra mountains fly fishing expedition. For 7 bucks I was pretty happy with these. None came out or even worked themselves loose. After 3 days they are still about 95% condition. Traction on mossy rocks was really good although I imagine a more aggressive carbide spike would be better. I did slip a few times. For an occasional fly fisherman, these are a good enough starting place but probably not a great choice if you are going to use them more than a couple weeks a year.

I wear Orvis Clearwater wading boots. You DO NOT have to pay $65 for Orvis studs. Orvis has a little bit more of an aggressive bite but ,these are the exact size, amount, and quality for literally 900% less!!! Perfect!!

Nice replacement cleats. They fit tightly and seem to be a durable replacement part. I’ve wore them now for 2 years and they are still in good condition and not wearing much. The installation is very easy.

These studs work better than other name brand products. They are a bit longer (1/2”) and the threads grab and hold. Essential for clearing snow from the sidewalk during winter or fishing a rocky trout stream! I use these on muck boots and wading boots.

Not the best studs but cheap so I don’t feel bad about loosing some. Compared to other top of the line companies- there is a difference. You get a lot for your money. I used a cordless drill and they went in easy. I mixed this in with my more expensive cleats. They are used as back ups on my boots.

Work very well for icy walks. Just check to make sure your tread is thick enough where you put them in. I put them near the toe area so that I don't step directly onto them, then I can still walk indoors for short bits without making too much noise or sliding around. These helped make my walks much faster this year in our icy conditions in Edmonton.

Installation simple sous mes bottes et tester dans une rivière ,ils offrent une sensation de sécurité supplémentaire qui n’est pas négligeable dans le courant.

The bag in the description shows screws without points upon close up. The bag I received HAD points! The comparison photo is to a Simms hardbite stud. Haven't installed or used yet on my wading boots. As a replacement, maybe you do want it a little bit longer to keep tight? Haven't used yet. Need more reviews from people who have used on their wading boots.

70 year old husband wears them on his boots. He walks the dog and keeps the yard clear of ice and snow. This year has been really icy outside and am glad I found these for him.. They are worth the price around our town they want more for these.

Very easy to install on my fishing boots holds up very well on slippery rocks when fishing on the river 10/10 would recommend 👌 👍