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Are Ice Cleats Safe To Wear Indoors?

3/5/26, 8:00 AM
Most traditional ice cleats should not be worn indoors. Aggressive studs designed to grip ice can become slippery on hard indoor floors and may damage some flooring. However, ice cleats designed specifically for frequent indoor/outdoor transitions can reduce these concerns and may be appropriate for workers who move between icy outdoor surfaces, buildings and vehicles throughout the day.
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7 Slip & Fall Myths That Can Put Workers at Risk

2/26/26, 8:30 AM
A practical guide for separating fact from fiction in winter safety Slips and falls are one of the most common workplace injuries during winter. Yet many organizations still rely on outdated beliefs that unintentionally increase risk. These myths lead to underestimating hazards, misusing equipment, and assuming workers are safer than they truly are. Myth 1: “We use salt, so we are covered” Reality: Salt helps, but it is not a complete solution. Salt becomes ineffective when temperatures fall below certain levels. Even when applied correctly, refreezing happens overnight, shaded areas remain sl[…]
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Blizzard Hammers the Northeast with 30 Inches of Snow

2/23/26, 1:17 PM
Meteorologist Henry Margusity reports on a massive blizzard currently battering the Northeast, dropping up to 30 inches of snow across areas from New Jersey and New York City up through Southern New England. While this "powerhouse" storm is beginning to head out to sea, places like Maine will continue to see high winds, blowing snow, and heavy accumulation through the afternoon. Unfortunately, the relief will be incredibly short-lived, as a rapid succession of weak clippers and new storm systems are lined up right behind it. Margusity warns that the exact same areas currently being buried will[…]
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Valentine’s Day Forecast: Winter Wonderland or Icy Challenge?

2/9/26, 10:12 AM
The 2026 winter season is proving to be one for the record books, and the upcoming Valentine's Day holiday is no exception. According to the latest weather forecast from meteorologist Henry Margusity, a significant weather system is set to transform much of the United States into a classic winter scene just in time for the weekend of February 14. This "Valentine’s Day delivery" is part of a larger, long-term weather pattern driven by a stratospheric warming event. This atmospheric phenomenon is effectively "pancaking" Arctic air southward, ensuring that cold temperatures and snowy conditions r[…]
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Winter's Return Confirmed: Historic Ice Storm Hits South & 6-Week Cold Snap Begins!

1/26/26, 2:21 PM
Meteorologist Henry Margusity delivers a stark update, confirming that winter has returned with a vengeance after a major storm system brought widespread snow and ice to nearly half of the country. The immediate forecast highlights a departing system still dropping snow in the Northeast, followed by lingering cold air and a series of clipper systems bringing light snow to the Great Lakes and Midwest throughout the week. A potentially significant coastal storm is also being monitored for the upcoming weekend, which could impact the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, though forecast models currently di[…]
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Major Winter Storm Alert: Dangerous Ice for the South & Heavy Snow Targeting the Northeast!

1/21/26, 9:36 AM
Meteorologist Henry Margusity issues a stark warning for a severe winter storm developing Friday night in the Southern Plains and tracking northeast through the weekend. While weak clipper systems are currently bringing light snow to the Midwest, a massive arctic high is pushing freezing air southward, setting the stage for a dangerous ice event across the South—including Atlanta, Shreveport, and Houston—where significant ice accumulation, power outages, and travel shutdowns are likely. As the system moves northward by Monday morning, it is expected to dump heavy snow along the I-95 corridor, […]
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Match Your Ice Cleats to the Way Your Employees Work

Choosing the right ice cleats for employees depends on how and where they work. Winter Walking’s COLOR CODED TRACTION™ System organizes industrial ice cleats into three categories based on winter exposure and job requirements:

TRANSITIONAL TRACTION®

TRANSITIONAL TRACTION® ice cleat

For indoor/outdoor movement.

Indoor/outdoor ice cleats for employees who move between indoor and outdoor areas or drive during the workday.

Designed to remain on indoors and while driving.

Common uses: Delivery teams, fleet drivers, and warehouse employees.

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WORKING TRACTION®

WORKING TRACTION® ice cleat

For extended outdoor work.

Aggressive outdoor ice cleats for employees who spend extended periods working on ice and snow during the day.

High-profile studs for sustained outdoor exposure.

Common uses: Utility crews, construction teams, and outdoor maintenance.

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WALKING TRACTION®

WALKING TRACTION® ice cleat

For short outdoor walks.

Lightweight walking ice cleats for employees who have limited outdoor exposure on icy parking lots and paths.

Practical traction for short outdoor walks.

Common uses: Employees walking between parking areas and buildings.

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