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Who Needs Ice Traction?

Walk On Ice for Seniors, Homeowners, Pets & Drivers

Looking for a way to improve traction on icy slippery surfaces? Walk On Ice is a portable traction agent designed to provide instant grip on targeted winter problem areas, including sidewalks, driveways, steps, entrances, and outdoor surfaces. Unlike footwear-based options such as ice cleats, spikes, or winter shoe grips that change the person wearing them, Walk On Ice works directly on the icy surface by adding traction where it is needed.

Who Needs Ice Traction?
Person walking on winter steps where traction granules have been applied
Choose your situation

Who Needs Ice Traction During Winter?

Winter conditions affect everyone differently. A shaded step, icy walkway, driveway, or parking area can create a slippery surface that requires additional grip. Walk On Ice helps homeowners, seniors, pet owners, caregivers, and drivers improve traction in specific areas where ice and snow make walking or vehicle movement more difficult.

Pet Parents
Older Adults and Caregivers
Homeowners
Drivers
For pet parents, Daily Pet Routines

Make Outdoor Areas More Comfortable for Pets During Winter

Dogs still need outdoor access when sidewalks, entrances, and familiar walking routes become icy. Walk On Ice gives pet owners a portable way to improve traction on targeted areas before outdoor routines.
Common situations
Icy porch steps, Pathways to gates, Sidewalks, Driveway-to-street transitions, Outdoor areas where pets frequently walk.
What it contributes
Adds traction to slippery outdoor surfaces, helping create better footing for shoes and paws without waiting for ice to melt.
For Senior Citizens and caregivers

Improve Winter Walking Safety Around the Home

Icy entrances and walkways can interrupt everyday routines such as collecting mail, reaching a vehicle, or welcoming visitors. Older adults, family members, and caregivers can keep a portable ice traction solution available for areas that need additional grip.
Common situations
Front steps, Areas near handrails, Short walkways, Ramps, Routes between the home and vehicle.
What it contributes
Provides a quick way to improve traction on icy surfaces when immediate grip is needed.
For homeowners and renters

Use it On Slippery Areas, Not Every Square Foot

Winter conditions are rarely the same across an entire property. One shaded step, frozen landing, deck area, or section of driveway may become more slippery than surrounding areas. Instead of applying walk on ice traction agent everywhere, homeowners can target specific icy areas that create walking challenges.
Common situations

Steps, decks, entry paths, walkways, sidewalks, driveways and small icy areas around the home

What it contributes
Provides portable, targeted traction exactly where additional grip is needed on slippery winter surfaces.
For drivers, Winter Vehicle Backup

Improve Vehicle Traction Around Icy Parking Areas and Driveways

Snow, ice, and slush can reduce tire contact with the ground and make it difficult for stationary vehicles to gain traction. A portable traction agent can be stored in a vehicle and applied around the tire area when additional grip is needed.
Common situations
Icy parking spaces, Residential driveways, Snow-covered vehicle areas, Slushy or frozen tire contact points.
What it contributes
Creates a textured surface between tires and icy or snowy ground to help improve traction when vehicles need additional grip.

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Is This Your Winter Icy Struggle Too?

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Use Walk On Ice for immediate traction.

Apply Walk On Ice to the targeted slippery area to add immediate surface texture without waiting for the ice to melt.

Immediate traction

Commercial and bulk requirements

Managing a Larger Property or Facility?

Walk On Ice is designed as a portable residential traction format. For workplaces, facilities, parking areas, commercial properties or bulk requirements, explore the Ice Traction commercial product range.

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Questions, answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Walk On Ice only for pet parents or older adults?
No. It can be considered by anyone who needs targeted traction on an icy or snowy household surface.
Yes. It can be applied to a targeted area before carefully testing the surface. Follow the current packaging instructions.
Walk On Ice is intended for household winter situations involving people and pets. Review the product label and Safety Data Sheet for complete handling information.
Published uses include application around a stationary vehicle tire that needs additional surface traction on ice, snow or slush.
The portable Walk On Ice canister is better suited to targeted residential applications. Commercial or bulk users should review the Ice Traction range.
No. Walk On Ice adds surface traction but does not melt or remove the underlying ice. The two product categories perform different jobs.
Some clay-based kitty litter may provide temporary texture when dry. However, absorbent varieties can become wet, soft or muddy after contact with snow and slush. Walk On Ice uses durable mineral granules designed to add traction on icy and snowy surfaces. Neither product melts ice.
It will be useful for small outdoor trouble spots such as a private entrance, assigned parking space or the path between a vehicle and the building.
Yes. Overnight refreezing can create slippery steps, paths and driveways before normal daytime melting begins. A portable traction agent provides a way to address a targeted area immediately. Always inspect the route because black ice may extend beyond the visibly treated spot.
Walk On Ice can be applied to targeted entrance areas used by visitors, delivery workers and service providers. Relevant locations may include front steps, gates, short paths and the route from the driveway to the door. The area should be checked periodically because traffic can displace the granules.
Yes. Winter boots provide personal traction through their tread and sole material, while Walk On Ice adds texture to the surface itself. Using suitable winter footwear and a surface traction agent can provide two different forms of support.

Yes.

Yes. Shoe cleats support the individual wearing them, while Walk On Ice treats the surface for other people and pets using the same area. A person may use cleats while travelling across untreated areas and apply Walk On Ice to frequently used household trouble spots.
Yes. Targeted trouble spots are one of its most relevant applications. Examples include a shaded step, frozen landing, sloped driveway section or area where roof runoff repeatedly freezes. Treat the problem area and reassess it as weather conditions change.
The portable Walk On Ice canister is better suited to targeted household and vehicle situations. Facilities, workplaces, large parking lots and commercial properties should consider Ice Traction in commercial buckets, pallets or bulk formats.

Ice cleats, spikes, and winter traction footwear are designed to improve the grip of the person wearing them. Walk On Ice takes a different approach by adding traction directly to the slippery surface.

It can be useful for shared areas where multiple people, pets, or vehicles may need improved traction, such as sidewalks, entrances, driveways, and outdoor paths.