I do one of my grandfather's tricks with shoes and don't worry about ice

Temperature fluctuations inherent in the Primorsky Territory often contribute to the formation of ice, which makes streets and sidewalks look like ice arenas. If housing and communal services have not had time to treat the roads with sand or reagents, it is important to know how to reduce the likelihood of falls and move safely.

Here are some tips to help prevent injuries in icy areas.

Choose the right shoes

Give preference to winter shoes with grooved, thick soles. Avoid shoes with heels or smooth soles, as they increase the risk of slipping.

Buy ice shoes – special pads on shoes that provide traction with obstacles. If you don't have them, try sticking a medical plaster or sandpaper on your soles…