AMAZING SHOE HACK WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE! 

I personally use much bigger bolts, that go all the way through the shoe, AND my foot, and into the tarmac.

Hear me out normal shoes with small propane torches on the front melting the ice as you step

If you don't have these screws handy a couple of pillows tucked into the seat of your pants will help.

Fun fact: Roman soldiers put metal pegs in their footwear for long marches Not recommended walking in marble and concrete

You clodding around in those wooden shoes was hilarious. Worth it!

Family being sheet metal workers, the 1/2” sheet metal screw trick has been standard procedure for work boots and truck tires as long as I can remember.

1:58 Jack inside looking out the window: "look mom, dads outside dancing on the ice again"

Wood shoes... "the jury's out if these will they ever gain traction" lol

Had my daughter watch a couple of your videos. She told me she wishes you could be her teacher, because you have such a great voice and you make everything interesting!

you know what makes me like his videos so much is how peaceful a presence he emits and like how quiet the background is and clean the audio is

almost choke on coffee when he said "maybe we need wooden tires" lol

I have done that to my boots a few times. People look at me funny when I walk right past them and they are slipping and im just strutting away lol

You can use "wood screws" in order to provide better traction for the wooden shoes!! Lol!

Genius boot hack. As a bonus, the end card conversation makes this my favorite Wranglerstar video.

Make sure that you buy Hakkapeliitta tyres that are made in Finland. Those that are made in Nokian russia factory has some inner belt rusting issues. Specially if you are buying studded tires or if your are considering studding them. I've lost 2 set's of Hakkapeliitta tires for that reason. Best regards from Finland!

"I'm not sure what the dutch know about ice" you where kidding right?

Also how to make anyone with a finished floor hate you. Those boots better not make it any further than the mud-rug out in the foyer.

I love your experiences at the end. Thank you for sharing.

Sheet metal screws... works great on atv tires.

*My Nokian Hakkapeliittas were a lifesaver. Best winter tire I've ever had.*

I'm am from the Nederlands(dutch). It is verrely normal to wear klumps/woodenshoes(translation: klompen). We use them on farms and as shuf on shoes. Like so Wranglerstar shees this.

Old video but I have to say that I am extremely appreciative of you and your content. I believe you are helping many young men become better men. My father died when I was seven and I never had a father role model in my life but your content has already began helping me become the man I know I should be. Especially with our Lord. Thank you, Cody.

Local man invents hobnails

In the Seattle area, we don't have quite the same ice storm problem as say Portland, but one of my friends fell on black ice in the parking lot of her apartment complex, and was knocked out for almost half an hour. That fall gave her brain trauma, and now she suffers from frequent migraines, dizziness, vision, & balance issues. As a result, it's very difficult for her to hold down a job, or do common things like drive long distances (more than half an hour). Ever since her accident (and she was very lucky that a neighbor found her & called 911), I've been paranoid about icy conditions for myself & my friends. So I thank you deeply for sharing this shoe hack with so many people. I guarantee you're going to save several lives with this. Thank you!

Just don’t forget to take them off before walking across the nice hardwood floor...

I was sitting an a ski lift with a Dutch guy and his son last Sunday. They said their canal back home was frozen and fit to skate on. Netherlands are just South of Finland and Sweden.

I get these videos in my feed so often I thought I was subscribed. Well I am now.

"Does it snow in Holland" lol :D Dude, if you look on a map you find that Holland is on the same latitude as the Canadian state of Newfoundland... They skate on the canals in the winter. I agree that Nokian Hakkapelita are good winter tires. Nokian comes from the Finnish town Nokia where also the mobile phone company with the same name started. Nokian also makes very good rubber boots. The name of the tires comes from “Hakkapeliter” who where Finnish cavalry regiments in the Swedish army during the 30 years war (1618-1648). The word derives from their battle cry, “Hakkaa päälle pohjan pojka!” meaning “ Keep slashing, sons of the north!”.

Or you can buy Yak-Trax for $20. They’re like snow chains for boots. They stretch on so you can wear them from your truck to your house then slip them off and that’s it. You don’t have to put screws into your boots. I’ve been wearing since the year they came out and they still work perfectly.

My family just finished our Sunday sermon at home due to covid. I am watching this video and caught your story at the end. The Lord works in mysterious ways that we dont understand. Thank you sir.

"Maybe we need wooden tires?" - winner :)))

Got to say...the comedic value alone on this video,casting all knowledge out the window is priceless. I live in Orlando,Fl,smack dab in the middle of it all in Winter Park where we get virtually NO winters let alone ice sheets on the ground and just watching you tread with wooden clogs on your feet made my day! Thanks for all your videos and some more than others! By the way, love the new knife choice! Spyderco is superior over most products by Benchmade. Owner of many of both. Anyway... good up the good work!

Those sheet metal screws come in handy for a lot of things.

Man I really loved your story. Very inspiring. We should never be overbearing in sharing our faith and the good news with others, but share we should! Blessings to you.

I work at a double hockey rink in the Northwest Chicago suburbs. We use these rubber net type things that loop over your boots and have studs on them. Theyre a life saver (literally) when we walk on the ice to clean the glass or the boards. Our Zambonis also have carbide studded tires. You really have to goose it to get them to break loose.

The end of the video served me the best, Thanks for sharing your friends story!

Thank you for taking a couple of minutes to tell that story at the end of your video. It was a breath of fresh air. God bless you and yours, my friend.

I live in Africa and have no need for studded tyers or shoes but this video was fantastic. God Bless you and your family. One of the best ever. All glory to God. Love you man!!!

I love your channel. It's so relaxing and informative.

Cody thanks for not being affraid to express your devotion to our father ! While i was in the hospital this past Mothers day i met this fellow who thought he was dying after a blotched emergency surgery he was a brother in Christ as well ! he was down and out ! He had custody of his two young children . He was bummed and in severe pain and gave up his young son and daughter to his astranded wife ! he did not know where to turn and me being nosey reached out to Rob and planted the SEED ! i had my life saving surgery got back to my room and after i woke up Rob was gone ! i could not get information on Rob ! months went by and i got a facebook message it was Rob thanking me for praying for him he got his children back and they started attending a church aand became baptisted ! God is Good all the time ! In 1998 Maine had a monster ice storm that spread devistaion through out the state of Maine 20 years later current temp in Auburn , Maine with the wind chill -30 below zero ! God Bles you and your family

Absolutely love the story at the end!!

Best story at the end of the video! You had my wife in stitches walkin around in those clogs. Thank you for that Mr Wranglerstar.

Wonderful testimony at the end of the clip .... Praise God

This guy cracks me up. He doesnt know what hes doing but acts like he does and cant admit hes wrong

There’s only one channel on RU-vid where I can watch a white guy walk in wood shoes on ice

You make some of the best videos on youtube.Thank you.You are a Seventh day Adventist.Now I understand why I like you.Please keep it coming.

Hi Cody, a bit of interesting information: The wooden shoes are called "Klompe". ( I herald from South Africa and as a previous Dutch Colony my home language is Afrikaans, which is mutually intelligible with Dutch.) Klompe is popular here in Cape Town for gardening. Once again, an excellent video. Blessings to you and your family.

Did this to my daughters power-wheels FJ cruiser & I was amazed at how well it worked. She was driving it over dumptruk loads of dirt without spinning a tire... Not to mention driving around the yard & mud puddles. I used what I think was ⅜ head & ⅜ lengths.

Thank you for that story at the end! It is so true! God bless you and your family.

I've driven several Nokian tire models over the decades, including the studded Hakka when I lived where they were often needed. They are everything folks say about them. I recently put the newish zLines on my SUV and continue to be impressed, not to mention 235/55R19's @ $129 each!?!? That's nutz for a tire this good!

I think this guy is payed by how many words you can use to explain a simple concepts.

I really enjoyed your friends testimony! I didn't know you were a Sabbath keeper! God bless brother and keep sharing!

Dad did this to the nubs on our dirt bike. Maybe something to consider for you and jack's new bikes.

how does this have almost 1k dislikes, just a humble man helping people so they dont slip and fall

Praise the Creator of this universe when His grace prevails in someone’s life.

Hi From South Africa Sweltering in the heat☺ what a contrast. Thankyou for that story at the end. Beautiful testimony.

4:36 "Muckboots, Uggboots, or whatever they call these things..." How about... *gumboots!*

Yes Sir! We have brutal winters in MN and I WILL be using this trick. Thanks.

Man don't stand on ice with ur hands in ur pockets

That clear ice can be deadly. I grew up north but live outside of Charleston, SC now, so I don't have to worry about the cold weather living now. I watch many of your videos, and really liked the end commentary of this video. Thanks for that story.

A clever recreation of the Roman hob nailed sandle/boot.

Great story about the man getting saved...tremendous!!

Now put snow on that and it’s Minnesota.

Over here where I live, it can rain in the middle of winter, and the next day you could probably go skating around your yard.

The Dutch know a lot about snow. And they've been dealing with it for a bit longer than America has had boots haha

thats pretty normal in southern finland. and you can just trow gravel on the ice. or if you really want to. you can buy removable shoe stud things. you can take them off whenever you come inside.

Put some screws in the wood shoes, now thats a ice boot

Loved the story at the end. I’ve had a few of those myself. Very cool.

This was the first,last,and only thing I ever actually learned from you and gained knowledge. The amount of traction on my shoes are insane. I used some old extra screws with the flat head slot and the hex shape from an old air filter plastic cover.

What a great ending story! I appreciate your bold faith.

What a heartwarming story, thanks for sharing.

This was a very good boot hack as I also live where we get ice storms. But your story at the end is what keeps me coming back for more. Thanks you...

Your life test is now to make us wooden tyres. I won't die happy until I see you make these.

I am a minister so Sunday’s are not always a sabbath rest. Do not get me wrong I relish the opportunity to be with fellow believers. My ministry became fruitful when I make myself take separate sabbath. I am more rested have more energy and accomplish more during the week. Even if you are not religious this is a healthy life principle. Which is why God gives it to us. Thanks Cody for the reminder!

Those boots are known as wellies or Wellington Boots

Been running the nokian tires on my f150 for over a year, best tires I have ever had! And they are made of canola oil, green tires too.

Great video. What kind of watch are you wearing? It's very nice.

Been doing this for years during the frozen east coast winters. Works great.

My goodness. You and those darn wood shoes...

The end was the best part of the vid. Awesome story and great job thanks Cody. God bless

Gumboots! We call them gumboots in New Zealand. They have a gumboot throwing contest, there's a song about gumboots. They're kind of a big thing in New Zealand! We don't call them "Hateful Muck Boots"! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2MeCLILELNc.html

I remember living up in Moscow, ID in '96 when I was in college. There was such an ice storm in the PNW that it knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of homes and devastated the forests and trees in the cities throughout OR, WA, ID and parts of MT... Crazy times!

Love your laundry story... Rev 14:12

One of the most helpful vids ever, thank you WS.

That is a real good idea. I wouldn’t need to do this. But, it’s still a great idea for whoever DOES need them. Good job man, 10/10 as always and very informative and helpful. #Wranglerstar

I wear Mucks and have for years. Their size 8 1/2 is too tight on my toes and a size 9 is a tad too big. I was talking to a Muck rep and he said to put another insole in the boots(2 total) and it should correct the "flopping". Once I started doing that, I have not had a complaint since. Their insoles are pretty thin, so I buy an insole with arch support and stick it in the Mucks on top of their insole. Works great.

Video was ok, but I just really loved the ending above the tree line. Half way threw the video I got bored and started skipping but then it got to the tree line and since I’m from Hawaii I thought it was different and pretty so I started watching again then I heard you mention Jesus so I started paying closer attention and I really loved the story and it makes me feel more reenforced to listen to God’s word when showing him to others who are close off or frustrated to God

BFG KM2 tires were made for snow and ice also. My wife and I run them all year and we never have issues with them on our Jeeps during winter.

Great story.

I do this to an old pair of trail running shoes for winter running. I run down steep icy trails and don't give it a second thought. Depending on the sole, I sometimes take off a bit of the screw tip with a dremmel tool so that they dont poke through. I might loose 2 or 3 screws per shoe per winter. This really works and the tech or machine screws are inexpensive compared to the products sold to slip over your shoe.

WELLINGTON BOOT OR "WELLIES"!!!

I’ve run on Nokian for years now. Can’t say enough good things about them. They are as good as Cody says. Amazing tires.

Where I live those are called 'tech screws'. I'm unsure why.

God Bless you Cody and your wonderful family.

One of the first things we'd always tell the new teachers in Alaska was to make sure they ordered a set of Yaktrax or Stabilicers. They stretch over your shoes or boots to do this same thing, and they worked great. The second time I broke Yaktrax I sprung for the more expensive stabilicers, and they've lasted for years.

You know, I’ve been watching some of your videos off and on debating subscribing and watching more. But that message is true, and I tip my hat to you

Most excellent video aslways....especially the finnish.

I like the way you always dress super gentlemanly yet totally functionally 👍🏻

Although I have no interest in religion, I still love you're end-of-video stories. Keep it up!