| With snowshoes on your feet, you can go places where skis cannot always take you. Snowshoes give you floatation in powder and superior traction when the going gets slippery. One of the fastest growing winter sports, snowshoeing is a great reason to get outside and have a blast, and all you have to do is walk. We have a giant selection of snowshoes, adjustable poles, and accessories for the entire family, and being snowshoers ourselves, we have tons of advice and experience to share. |
 Recreation/Fitness
Many folks who snowshoe aren’t interested in hiking mountains, or heading off into the unknown with a forty pound pack on their back. They just want to be able to walk on or off the trail, or maybe walk around their property. Recreational snowshoes are perfect for this. They are durable and lightweight and have moderate crampons for traction on those rolling hills and slippery packed slopes.
Running
Runners who are tired of dodging snowplows or giant slush puddles can get their fix on these snowshoes. They are designed specifically for running, with asymmetrical frames and fixed toe-cords for exceptional traction and floatation on packed trails. |
 Hiking/Backpacking
If hiking Camel’s Hump or Mansfield is on your agenda, or maybe an overnight trip on Hunger Mt., you need snowshoes from this category. These snowshoes are made with the most rugged materials, and offer the best traction for the steeps, and the bindings have features that provide a more snug fit. These snowshoes are a must for mountaineering, but they are also great as a recreational shoe that is more rugged and better traction than a designated recreational shoe.
Click here for our Atlas Snowshoe selection and prices
Click here for our Tubbs Snowshoe selection and prices
Click here for our Tubbs Snowshoe selection and prices |
