Do ATV Tire Studs (ice screws) Actually Work?

Do ATV Tire Studs (ice screws) Actually Work? After spinning my tires on ice for the last time I decide to try and get some traction with my ATV on ice. Before spending a few hundred dollars on tire chains for my ATV, I decide to try out the less-expensive alternative; tire studs (ice screws). Today I'm installing 100 tire studs that screw into my ATV tires with nothing more than an impact driver and provided socket. The carbide-tipped tire studs are designed to provide traction but I'll be the judge of that on today's episode. Since the AWD (all-wheel-drive) function on my 2005 Polaris Sportsman 700 efi is currently broken, I'm relying on 2 wheel-drive and the addition of tire studs to the rear wheels only. Check out the struggles I have on my ATV on a small incline where a light dusting of snow covers ice underneath before adding the tire studs. After installation of the tire studs I go back to the same stretch of trail in hopes of a noticeable difference. You be the judge whether these tire studs (ice screws) make a difference. Glad you're all here, here we go!

ATV shown in this video: 2005 Polaris Sportsman 700 efi

Tire studs (ice screws) shown in this vide:
Brand: Marrkey
Tire Studs for Car,Marrkey 12mm Carbide Screw Tire Studs Snow Spikes Anti-Slip/Anti-ice for Car/Snowmobile/Tractor/ATV/UTV/Motorcycle/Short Lug/Bicycles/Shoes With Installation Tool - Pack of 100 (4mm(D) X 12mm(L))

Drop Spreader shown in this video: Hydromann Mini 60