Slips happen. Like, a lot. And Ergodyne’s recent collaboration with Soles by Michelin looks to make them happen less. Like, a lot less. A few years after debuting the now best-selling TREX 6325 Spikeless Traction Device for winter conditions, Product Director Alsie Nelson's team has launched the TREX 6326 Spikeless Traction Device for oily, greasy and other slippery situations commonly (but not exclusively) found indoors. The new addition to the TREX line has been extensively tested and touted by workers in a diverse array of applications—food processing, wastewater treatment, food and janitorial services, car washes and more. In this episode you'll get to know: The benefits of wearing a "sling style" traction device vs. tennis shoes/slip-resistant bootsHow this new solution compares to the rest of the TREX Traction SeriesThe severity and cost of slips and falls vs. the simplicity and affordability of traction devicesFeatured Guest:Alsie Nelson, Resident Slips Slayer, Ergodyne

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