Average customer rating:
Number of reviews: 4
Rating:
Customer:
Kenneth A S. - Belmont, MA
Review Date: 2/14/2010
Likes:
These snowshoes are well-constructed, easy to attach and remove, and provide good balance and stability. Traction on both loose and hard-packed snow on steep ascent and descent is excellent, better than several other types of snowshoes I have used in the past. I use them primarily on regular hiking trails in NH's white mountains.
Dislikes:
Nothing.
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Customer:
Caroline D. - St. Ignace, MI
Review Date: 1/5/2010
Likes:
Lightweight and sturdy. I gave them as a gift to my boyfriend and he swooned over them. He's a beginner, but hopes to become a pro over the lifetime of the shoes.
Dislikes:
The bindings were squeaky when you moved them back and forth - hopefully this will go away with use.
Rating:
Customer:
Michael W. - North Bend, WA
Review Date: 12/3/2009
Likes:
The reasons I selected these snowshoes : They exude durability and have a lifetime warranty. They are reasonably lightweight, They are now using second generation boot straps, I like steel crampons instead of aluminum, the heel elevator attaches to the frame instead of the decking.
Dislikes:
I have yet to notice something I would like to see different.
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Customer:
William N. - Peabody, MA
Review Date: 3/22/2009
Likes:
Perfect for mixed ice/snow and even talus terrain. Bindings work very well but 3 straps is the way to go (08+ models). Serrated edges help both uphill and downhill plus an agressive crampon. Comfortable too. I got the 22"s which are perfect for my needs. Don't be afraid to go a size smaller than mfg recommendation.
Dislikes:
Still not thrilled about the strap clip system