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June 10, 2025

Exploring the Trails with ICEGRIPPER’s New Guide Book Section
ICEGRIPPER is taking adventure planning to the next level with our new Guide Book section—a curated collection of over 40 titles designed to inspire and inform outdoor enthusiasts.

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May 22, 2024

Prevent TICK BITES with ICEGRIPPER Gaiters
While ticks are most active in the spring and summer months, they can be found all year round. There are around 3,500 cases of Lyme disease in England and Wales each year. This is gradually increasing due to several factors...
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January 7, 2024

INCOMING…❄️ 💣💨 🥶 ?
...we have seen what a slight change in wind direction can do e.g. 'Beast from the East' weather event from a few years ago and also the crazy snowfall dump on Cumbria just a few weeks ago....
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December 1, 2023

Prison Officer Awarded £500k After Slipping on Ice
The following story demonstrates that slipping on ice and snow can happen to anyone at any time. Typically, workplace injuries happen because people are focusing on meeting their targets and achieving completion of their work tasks... 'An ex-prison officer, who...
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October 30, 2022

Not Just Any Old Snow Boots - ICEGRIPPER BOOTS
What makes ICEGRIPPER BOOTS different from any other snow boot? Most ICEGRIPPER BOOTS have some ice gripping quality built into them. So not only do you keep your feet warm and dry - you don't slip on ice and compressed snow either!
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January 16, 2022

Employee slips on snow and ice: an employer’s responsibility?
If someone injures themselves at work as a result of slipping on snow or ice whose fault is it? There are increasing examples demonstrating the employer may be liable under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and supporting regulations...
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Exploring the Trails with ICEGRIPPER’s New Guide Book Section

Prevent TICK BITES with ICEGRIPPER Gaiters

INCOMING…❄️ 💣💨 🥶 ?

Prison Officer Awarded £500k After Slipping on Ice

Not Just Any Old Snow Boots - ICEGRIPPER BOOTS

Employee slips on snow and ice: an employer’s responsibility?

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