MSR Lightning Trail Snowshoes - Women's
Cruise comfortably over frozen fields and snow-covered hills with the women's MSR Lightning Trail snowshoes. Light and streamlined, they help you move efficiently over flat and rolling winter terrain.
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- ParaGlide bindings feature 2 roller buckles and toe stops that make placing your feet and securing and removing straps simple and intuitive—even while wearing gloves
- Stretch mesh bindings comfortably hug your feet with no pressure points and fit nearly any footwear
- 360° Traction frames and Pivot™ crampons deliver advanced, edge-to-edge grip
- Add-on modular flotation tails (not included) accommodate heavier loads, or allow you to go from packed snow to deep powder with a single pair of snowshoes
Made in USA.
- 22 in. model: up to 180 lbs.; max with tails (not included): 240 lbs.
- 25 in. model: 120–210 lbs.; max with tails (not included): 270 lbs.
| Best Use | Snowshoeing |
|---|---|
| Snowshoe Terrain | Rolling Terrain |
| Snowshoe Closure | Rubber Strap |
| Max Recommended Load | 25 IN: 210 pounds |
| Frame Material | 7075-T6 aluminum |
| Deck Material | TPU-coated nylon |
| Crampon Material | USA Martensitic steel |
| Toe Crampon | Yes |
| Heel Crampon | Yes |
| Side Traction | Yes |
| Dimensions | 25 IN: 25 x 7.25 x 4 inches |
| Weight (Pair) | 25 IN: 3 lbs. 3 oz. pounds |
| Gender | Women's |
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Fast and light
Easy to use, lightweight. I’ve been using them mostly on flatish snowshoe trails. They did well in some moderately deep powder too although I’m sure the floatation tail would improve this. I like how light they are in comparison to other snowshoes I’ve used.
Lightweight but slippery straps
Only used once so far. Super lightweight, I could barely tell when they were on! Which was a slight issue as they easily slipped off a few times until I really cranked tight on the straps. My feet would start to cramp if I stayed still too long due to the tightness but the straps stayed up after that. I’m hoping I can figure out a better solution because otherwise they’re quite comfortable.
They are a bit wider
They are a bit wider than expected, and wiggle a bit when walking. Other than those nit-picks they are very light and hold well on mountain trails