Tubbs  Panoramic Snowshoes - Men's

This is my second set of Tubbs snowshoes. The first set bought ten years ago is still in fine shape, but are 12x36 and I've lost over 100 lbs. My insulated boots don't fit into the newer bindings many companies use with a hard plastic toe box. The boa binding on these is wide open and works great. I just used them and they worked very well. On and off was a breeze. When we got into five feet of untouched snow, rare for us, I could have used more flotation, but the freedom of the smaller 25 inch shoes was excellent everywhere else.

BOA system is excellent, hope for a more float on soft snow but overall great snowshoe

I've hiked 5 miles off trail in two feet of snow with these, and they've worked great. At 5'8" tall and 135 lbs., I use the 25" size. The BOA binding makes them easy to put on and fits any size boot. They are well made and excellent quality. Some reviewers mention the plastic BOA knob breaking when releasing, so just tighten for a snug fit, not too tight, and they’ll release easily. I highly recommend.

After 25 years getting lots of wear out of a pair of Tubbs, this winter I've seen bunches of folks walking in the woods with upgraded versions of snowshoes, some of which were Tubbs. I'm finally paying attention! Time for a change, and boy has the technology advanced! So I bought these Panoramics. I am 80 years old, 5'10", 160 lbs, size 9.5 boot, with years of experience snowshoeing and xc skiing. Compared to my older Tubbs, which were approx. 36 inches long, my new pair is marked at 25. Shortly after we got 2 feet of snow, I took my new Tubbs for a work-out. Done that a couple of times, each time for a hour, each time on diverse terrain. These Panoramics are really easy to get in and out of (the BOA Fit System works just as advertised), and they are very light under foot. Compared to my older Tubbs, my new ones do not have as much float, but they are study enough to blaze a trail fairly easy. Lots of winter left! Very glad I bought a pair.