In reply to Dave the Rave:
> They look like a B1 bendy boot. Boots are graded B1-B3 with the latter being rigid climbing boots.
> Crampons are rated C1-3 with the latter meant for B3 boots often with step in bindings.
> Normal C1 crampons should fit your boot.
> I use Kahtoola KTS for what I do which is winter hillwalking with no need for the use of front points.
> If that’s what you intend the boots for they will be fine. You will need a pair of anti balling plates too.
No - boots are graded B0-B3.
These look like B0, which are generally unsuitable for crampon use, although you might be ok with the Kahtoola KTS ones (or similar) you mentioned for short distances/emergencies - and many people will do just that, including me.
You would also be fine with something like the Yaktrax or the other slip-on spiked ones if you only want something to avoid slipping on ice.
As a general rule, B1 should work with C1 crampons, B2 with C1 and C2 and B3 with C2 and C3 (and C1, although most people with C3 boots wouldn't bother with C1 crampons).
Post edited at 13:17