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Tubbs Flex RDG Snowshoes - Women's
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The women's Tubbs Flex RDG Snowshoes are designed to tackle a wide variety of all-mountain terrain with their secure closure system, traction rails and 16° heel lifts.
Shop newer version- CustomWrap binding with Boa® Closure System incorporates the heel strap into the binding construction, creating exceptional precision with the simple twist of a dial
- Rotating Toe Cord with Rotation Limiter allows the snowshoe tail to drop, shedding snow and reducing cardiorespiratory strain by 7%; Rotation Limiter prevents over-rotation
- Patented Flex Tail technology allows the snowshoe to roll naturally from heel to toe; Flex Tail absorbs shock from heel strike, reducing stress on joints
- 3D-Curved Traction Rails ensure superior sidehill grip in hardpack and icy conditions; curved shape helps prevent fore-aft slippage on steeper terrain
- 16° heel lift is ideal for moderate terrain, can easily be pulled up and down, and makes ascents easier by helping reduce calf fatigue and Achilles tendon strain
- Tubbs advanced Torsion Deck allows torsional articulation throughout the body of the snowshoe, enhancing traction, biomechanics and comfort on uneven terrain
Imported.
Max recommended load specification includes weight of hiker with gear.
View the Tubbs Flex Product LineView all Tubbs Women's Snowshoes| Best Use | Snowshoeing |
|---|---|
| Snowshoe Terrain | Mountain Terrain |
| Max Recommended Load | Up to 155 pounds |
| Frame Material | Molded composite |
| Deck Material | Plastic |
| Crampon Material | Carbon steel |
| Toe Crampon | Yes |
| Heel Crampon | Yes |
| Side Traction | Yes |
| Heel Lift | Yes |
| Dimensions | 22 x 8 x 4 inches |
| Weight (Pair) | 3 lbs. 7.4 oz. |
| Gender | Women's |
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Location:Arvada, CO
10 years ago
Nice features, not so nice feel.
These really do have nice features. The traction rails are long and deep, the heel lift makes life easier, and the boa is easier to use than traditional bindings, especially with gloves. However, the bindings could use a little work. There's a pressure point right where the boa dial sits. I could feel it pressing into the top of my foot with each step. It wasn't as bad going uphill as it was going downhill. Mid-journey I already realized these weren't going to do it for me. The design for these snowshoes is mostly plastic. As soon as I took them off, there were a ton of scrapes and one large scratch. Gear is going to have wear and tear, but it shouldn't be that bad right off the bat. Especially when you're using them right. I've used different types of snowshoes and I wouldn't recommend these. Back to the store, they go.
Location:Snohomish, WA
10 years ago
Nice Snowshoe
While these were not my first choice when I went shopping for new showshoes, I was glad my options were limited as these have turned out to be great! The bindings are super quick, they provide great flotation, they are lightweight, and I am happy I ended up with these! Definitely a step up over my old Atlas shoes!
Location:Sun Valley, ID
10 years ago
Great snowshoes
I've used snowshoes with strap bindings which tended to come loose. These bindings are great, easy to adjust and to get on and off. I usually use packed snowshoe trails, but have gone "off piste" and haven't had a problem.
Location:Brantwood Wisconsin
6 years ago
BOA binding slips
No, I do not recommend this product
I used to love these, but the BOA binding has started to slip. Only 4 years old. And I don't use them heavily.