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$Atlas 1223 Elektra Snowshoes - Women\'s$

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Atlas 1223 Elektra Snowshoes - Women's

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The sturdy Atlas 1223 Elektra women's snowshoes supply plenty of flotation and traction for off-trail adventures into the backcountry.

Elektra snowshoes are designed to match a woman's unique stride biomechanics and foot shape
Spring-Loaded™ Suspension absorbs impact and allows natural side-to-side foot flex and crampon grip for enhanced traction
Wrapp™ Pro bindings are lightweight and padded for comfortable warmth; they're as easy to get off as they are to put on
Floating tongue and indexed fit system offer the perfect fit; FlowTape™ silicone straps cinch the bindings effortlessly
Quick-release buckle pulls make getting out a snap
ReactiV™ 7075 aluminum, variable-geometry frames create a stiff, lightweight chassis for superb suspension response
Stainless-steel Holey-1 toe crampons with shovellike front prongs and sharp end points bite into the iciest slopes
Stainless-steel heel cleats and side traction rails increase traction while traversing and descending
Abrasion-resistant, lightweight Duratek™ decks withstand harsh, cold conditions
Heel lift bars relieve calf muscle fatigue while ascending steep slopes; bar stores flat when disengaged
Recommended load specification includes weight of hiker with gear

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Atlas 1223 Elektra Snowshoes - Women's Customer Reviews

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Atlas 1223 Elektra Snowshoes - Women's

3.7

(based on 3 reviews)

Pros

Easy in/out (3)
Lightweight (3)

Cons

Best Uses

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Feb

2010

(8 of 10 customers found this review helpful)

3.0

pretty looks, performance lacks

By jeorge

from Santa Fe NM

About Me Intermediate

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Pros

Easy Entry & Exit
Lightweight

Cons

Poor locking on bindings
Poor Traction

Best Uses

Flat Terrain
Steep Pitches

Comments about Atlas 1223 Elektra Snowshoes - Women's:

I do on and off trail snow-shoeing. A great deal of joy in snowshoeing is jumping off trail and blazing through the thick powder. In my experience, these shoes, are great on the flat and in a climb. Traversing on the side of a hill in them provides little stability as there are not enough side placement of cleats. I also find the locking mechanisms of the bindings to freeze up, which does not allow for tightening when the foot bindings slip which they do too often. I am going to return these and get a pair of MSR's.

Feb

2010

(8 of 9 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Pros and Cons

By MNmomma

from Minneapolis, MN

About Me Intermediate

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Pros

Attach Securely
Easy Entry & Exit
Lightweight

Cons

Kick up too much snow

Best Uses

Comments about Atlas 1223 Elektra Snowshoes - Women's:

The most important factor to me was ease getting in and out of snowshoes. These are amazing for that, the best system there is. They do, however, kick up a LOT of snow compared to other brands. So much so, that I have wondered if the easy straps are even worth it.

Jan

2012

4.0

Good snowshoes

By Tranquil1

from Potosi, WI

About Me Beginner

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Pros

Attach Securely
Compact Design
Easy Entry & Exit
Lightweight
Stable

Cons

Poor Traction

Best Uses

Flat Terrain
Trail

Comments about Atlas 1223 Elektra Snowshoes - Women's:

I used these snowshoes on hilly, untravelled terrain. I do find that I sink a bit into the snow, perhaps due to the shorter length. I have also found that if I don't have my weight centered just right on a hill (down or up), I slip--perhaps this is the shoe, or perhaps it is because this is only my second season of snowshoeing.

I am able to run in these shoes without tripping, which is great!

Overall, very happy with these shoes & not sure if the issues I'm having are due to the shoes or my limited experience.