Atlas Range-MTN Snowshoes - Men's
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Take on snowy mountain trails with the men's Atlas Range-MTN snowshoes, which feature intuitive Wrapp™ MTN bindings, aggressive toe crampons and lightweight platforms.
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- The premier go-anywhere, do-anything snowshoes from Atlas, they're the result from countless hours of research, development and testing
- Wrapp MTN bindings with a Boa® Fit System provide a comfortable and secure full-foot fit that's easy to adjust on the fly
- Reactiv-Trac™ frames with Nytex Infinity decking features single-piece construction to create a lightweight platform for stability and flotation
- X-Trac™ toe crampons aggressively grip snow and ice while still scooping snow underfoot
- Serrated aluminum rails provide traction in even extreme snow and ice conditions
- 19° heel lifts help make steep climbs easier
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| Best Use | Snowshoeing |
|---|---|
| Snowshoe Terrain | Mountain Terrain |
| Snowshoe Closure | Dial Lace |
| Frame Material | Aluminum |
| Deck Material | Nytex nylon |
| Crampon Material | Carbon steel |
| Toe Crampon | Yes |
| Side Traction | Yes |
| Heel Lift | Yes |
| Gender | Men's |
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Best snowshoe to ever offer 35" Length
I am a large guy 6'5" 230lbs. I like hiking miles into the backcountry often breaking my own trial. I have a 30" pair of MSR Lighting ascents that are great for almost everything except for fresh deep snow. They make a 5" tail extension for the MSR but I cant be bothered fiddling with some extension. This is a fantastic go anywhere snowshoe and I would recommend it in any size for the right person. Will it be as durable as the MSR, only time will tell, but construction seems excellent. I do worry about the boa system failing deep in the backcountry so I will be carrying a boa replacement kit in my backpack as well as by usual voile straps, duct tape and paracord that always reside in my pack.
I love these snowshoes
I got these snowshoes a few year back, and I primarily used them for snowshoeing around NH white mountains on just about all terrain. I absolutely love them - their crampon provides great traction on hills and I never had to worry about what the trails looked like. 3-years later and they're still going strong! The boa locking system is phenomenal for cold conditions when I don't want to remove my gloves to tighten or loosen the shoes. I'm 5'11 and 170lbs, the 25's are perfect and not overly bulky. I use them with size 9-10 boots and never had an issue. My partner also borrowed them (she's 5'8 with W size 8 shoes and they worked for her). I struggled a bit to figure out how to pack them when they're not in use on the mountain, but you can get creative and find a way that works!