Aside from doing this,
my crampons gather dust on a shelf.
True crampons are great for climbing steep to vertical thick ice or frozen snow. The are somewhere between poor, treacherous and dangerous on thin ice, rock or wet ground. They are a specialized piece of equipment that as mentioned need to be paired with other specialized equipment and training in their use.
For non technical icy trails, something I find myself on much more often than vertical ice, yaktrax
or similar are a much better choice.
Just as 4wd drive can give one a false sense of security and get you further into the boonies before you get stuck, crampons can get you into a position you have no business getting yourself in and one you are unable to get yourself out of.