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MSR Revo Ascent Snowshoes - Women's
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Built for the backcountry, the women's MSR Revo Ascent snowshoes are a great pick for outdoor professionals, alpinists and everyday explorers getting from point A to point B through rugged terrain.
Shop newer version- Women-specific design boasts a lower profile for better agility through the snow for those with a narrow stride
- PosiLock AT bindings offer maximum foot security and packable performance, ideal for mountaineers
- Heel lifts deploy with the simple flick of a pole grip to reduce fatigue and increase traction on the steeps
- Aggressive crampons with external traction teeth ensure control and tenacious grip, especially on challenging terrain
- Rugged plastic foundation on decks delivers unrelenting durability
- Add-on modular flotation tails (sold separately) accommodate heavier loads, or allow you to go from packed snow to deep powder with a single pair of snowshoes
Made in USA.
Max recommended load specification includes weight of hiker with gear.
View all MSR Women's Snowshoes| Best Use | Snowshoeing |
|---|---|
| Snowshoe Terrain | Mountain Terrain |
| Snowshoe Closure | Rubber Strap |
| Frame Material | Martensetic steel |
| Deck Material | Plastic |
| Crampon Material | Martensetic steel |
| Toe Crampon | Yes |
| Heel Lift | Yes |
| Gender | Women's |
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Location:Everett, WA, United States
7 years ago
Great snowshoes
Yes , I recommend this product
These are the first snowshoes I’ve owned, so I don’t have anything to compare them to, but I like them a lot. They’re easy to put on and stay secure. The heel lift is great for steep terrain.
Location:Portland, OR, USA
7 years ago
Loud, but otherwise average
No, I do not recommend this product
I bought the MSR Women's Revo Ascent snowshoes after I'd finally worn out my Atlas pair after 15 years of use. I was looking for a shorter, more lightweight, quieter pair by comparison. I hike on varied terrain, from well-worn snow trails to deep powder, flat or moderate elevation gain trails to steeper ascents. Right out of the parking lot this model's primary flaw was clear — they are the lowest snowshoes I've ever experienced. Someone in my group had another model of MSRs that were quiet as can be, so it's specific to this model. Otherwise, the price, bindings and weight and length were what I'd hoped for.
Location:Seattle, WA, United States
7 years ago
Loud Travels
No, I do not recommend this product
Unfortunately these are noisy and uncomfortable - after two miles felt like I was walking on cement. The bindings are great - feels secure and are easy to adjust. Traction isn't the best - found myself to slide a lot going downhill even with my crampon positioned as best as it could be. I'll be returning these and paying the extra money for the Lightning.
7 years ago
Easy to put on and fun to use in the snow
Yes , I recommend this product
I finally had enough snow to try them out this weekend. Taking them on and off is easy, and using them was pure delight! I now have something to do during the winter!