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Atlas 1025 Snowshoes

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The Atlas 1025 snowshoes remind us that hiking need not be a 3-season pursuit! With easy-to-use features designed with comfort in mind, these snowshoes will take you where you want to go.

Durable frames are crafted from 6061 aluminum to create a stiff yet lightweight chassis
Nose and tail shapes are optimized to provide a balanced platform for stable footing and to facilitate an easy, natural stride
Spring-Loaded™ Suspension (SLS) uses offset webbing straps to create a springy platform beneath your feet that absorbs impact and allows natural side-to-side foot flex
Heel-lift bar provides relief for tired calf muscles on steep ascents while matching slope angle for better traction
Wrapp™ Swift bindings cradle your feet with easy-to-cinch straps, warm EVA padding and a technical, comfortable fit
Abrasion-resistant, lightweight Nytex™ nylon decks stay flexible when cold and stand up to the elements for lasting use
Steel instep crampons supply sure-footed traction on icy and snowy terrain; heel cleats provide superior downhill traction and parallel side rails secure grip during traverses
The recommended load specification for Atlas 1025 snowshoes includes weight of hiker with gear

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Atlas 1025 Snowshoes Customer Reviews

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Atlas 1025 Snowshoes

3.0

(based on 3 reviews)

67%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

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Mar

2013

4.0

Solid bindings, good for a brisk pace

By PGWard

from Boston, MA

About Me Intermediate

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Pros

Attach Securely
Compact Design
Cool Looking
Easy Entry & Exit
Easy Reliable Bindings
Good For Fast Snowshoeing
Good Traction
Great On Uphills
Lightweight
Stable

Cons

None

Best Uses

Rolling Terrain

Comments about Atlas 1025 Snowshoes:

I've only used these a couple of times, but am already glad I got them. They're great for snowshoeing at a brisk pace on trails that are at least somewhat tracked. The bindings are excellent: easy to use and solidly reliable. I know they're great for uphills but am still getting used to them on steep downhills. I walk very naturally and comfortably on them, which may explain why I kept pulling ahead of my friends! I'm more of a cross country skier than a snowshoer, but I think I will use these a lot next winter exploring local state parks and nature reserves.

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Jan

2012

(0 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

First impressions are important

By team sidewinder

from SW Montana

About Me Intermediate

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Pros

Attach Securely
Compact Design
Good Traction
Lightweight
Stable

Cons

Binding
Fall Off Easily

Best Uses

Comments about Atlas 1025 Snowshoes:

On my first time out on these snowshoes for my weight with pack on they worked OK. In the 30years since I last used snowshoes I forgot the limitations of snowshoes due to the different types of snow conditions. Don't think any snowshoe is going to keep you on the very top in soft snow conditions and you are going to sink down some no matter what the snow conditions. I used them on ungroomed off trail conditions which is where they be used. I weight 168lbs with my day pack on and I suppose I am at the upper limit weight wise of this 25 inch snowshoe. A 30 inch snowshoe might give me a little better foation but I will be carring them at times while I shed antler hunt and wanted the smaller size to get across patches of snow encountered in the early spring. I had a problem with keeping one heel binding tight and had to retighten 5 times before getting back but in all fairness this was only my first time out so may have to see if it was me or the binding causing the problem. Not sure if I can edit this post after I have had them longer.

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Jan

2012

(0 of 5 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

Covers me with show

By KF2

from Boulder, CO

About Me Intermediate

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Comments about Atlas 1025 Snowshoes:

These snowshoes eject snow upwards when I walk and within five minutes the backs of my hands, arms and body are covered in snow. This makes them essentially unuseable to me.