I got mine from a shop in Decatur called First Response. But I'm sure you can find them on-line. Try Gander Mountain or Cabelas. Maybe Doreen can tell you where she ordered hers. Or google "Yak Trax" and see what comes up.

Nola

Meg, check this out: http://yaktrax.com/productspro.aspx

Nola

Thanks for that link Nola. I think these will be an ideal christmas present for my mother. just went to the yak trax site and ordered from there.

Deb, I'm glad to have been of help. I highly recommend the Yak Trax for anyone who has to walk on ice. They're easy to put on and take off, and while I'm still a bit cautious when walking, I don't slip a bit. If I didn't have them, our livestock would be hungry because I couldn't begin to walk to the barn and chicken houses without them. I could deal with a broken leg or arm, but just the thought of a broken hip or back just makes me shudder!

Nola

Thanks for the info, Nola. I have a Gander Mountain nearby, and Cabela's is a Michigan store! Maybe an hour's drive- plus there's a really cool quilt shop right there in Tecunseh, as well! Hey, I could kill two birds with one stone! Now, to convince Steve that's it's time to go "hunting"! hehehehe (she chortles diabolically whilst rubbing her hands together in glee!)

I ordered mine from here:

http://www.greatoutdoorsdepot.com/yaktrax.html

They are on sale now.

Hope you all got your Yaktrax before the ice storms hit. They (storms) looked really bad on the news. Thanks Nola. I made that quilt in one evening. As a baby really needed it I thought. Was going back to England 3 days because of illness. Would you know my washing machine decided not to spin when I went to wash it to finish off. But did get it done in time.
Cheers
Ruth