Vibram Arctic Grip is making its retail debut on 2016 model shoes and boots made by Wolverine Worldwide, which owns brands like Merrell, Saucony, Sperry and more.

The Vibram sole, which mixes traditional winter-oriented rubber with the Arctic Grip lugs, did not immediately “stick” to the ice. I was able to glide on my boots a few feet.

Danner's Arctic 600 Chelsea Boot Is ... What’s most immediately noticeable is the yellow logo that hints at the boot’s sturdy but comfy Vibram SPE midsole and Nisqually Arctic Grip ...

And like Vibram’s Arctic Grip (used in Danner’s Arctic 600), KEEN has its own slip-reducing rubber pads. They give you noticeably better traction on slick, wet ice.

The chunky Vibram “Arctic Grip A.T.” outsoles help provide a comfortable and sturdy step for getting across slick surfaces. Keep in mind: These snow boots have a 13-inch shaft.

Both used a variation of the best-in-class Vibram Arctic Grip outsole, and thus both had excellent traction on ice—but the Arctic 600 just squeaked ahead. Then, when I was testing the warmth of these ...

The stiff inner boot, which is removable and can double as a house slipper, and Vibram Arctic Grip sole provide exceptional stability on slick hardpack, while the wool loden—a type of woven ...

If you’re looking for a pair of winter boots you can wear while traveling in areas with temperatures between -40°F and 40°F, the Muck Boot Company Women’s Arctic Ice Vibram Arctic Grip All ...

The Vibram Arctic Grip sole is meant to give you traction on wet ice and wintery mixes. Customers say this is the boot you need for winter hikes and harsh winters in general.

Both used a variation of the best-in-class Vibram Arctic Grip outsole, and thus both had excellent traction on ice—but the Arctic 600 just squeaked ahead. Then, when I was testing the warmth of the ...