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Atlas 9 Series Snowshoe Package - 2009 BCS
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The Atlas 9 Series Snowshoe Package comes with everything you need to enjoy the winter trails—except snow. You get a pair of burly, lightweight, easy-to-use snowshoes, collapsible poles, and vented bags to hold the whole thing together. These snowshoes include stainless steel crampons for excellent traction in any snow conditions, and tough aluminum frames that take a beating season after season without problems.
Bottom Line: Don’t spend the winter in your livingroom.
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AWESOME SHOES!
By:
Ryan Ivy
February 3, 2010
love love love the snowshoes. especially the straps. super easy to take on and off. i was already in the cabin while everyone else was still trying to take their snowshoes off!
I want to start snowshoeing but don't know if I can , I have
I want to start snowshoeing but don't know if I can , I have M.S. and wear a brace on left foot because of dropfoot. Just want to know if I should try or forget it.
By: Stan Kolby
January 4, 2010
Very well put Jesse!
By: Petter
January 6, 2010
You'll never know if you don't try - Snowshoeing is the perfect way to revel in winter. The basic movement is just like hiking and you'll pick up on it very quickly. To add It's low impact easy on your knees and is a relatively safe sport. If you have any other question about snowshoeing feel free to email @ runningbuddha@msn.com and if you do venture forth let me know how it goes.
By: RPuffin
January 6, 2010
I don't want to spur you on to injury, but I totally think you should try snowshoeing. You know your own personal limits, but I definitely wouldn't let narrow-minded societal concerns determine what you can and can't do. I'm sure most doctors would recommend against it, but they're only saying that to cover their ass. A few years ago, a climber summited Mt. Everest BLIND! I'm sure nobody thought that possible, and most people probably tried to talk him out of it. Fortunately, he didn't listen to the weak-minded majority. I hope this encourages you.
By: Jesse Lind
January 6, 2010
the package.
By: Ryan Ivy
February 3, 2010
By: Ryan Ivy
February 3, 2010
gearin up for the first run...the back yard.
Just get the snowshoes
By:
Pete Steciow
January 26, 2010
The poles that come in this package are crap. I twisted and twisted, and they never did tighten up. My roommate had the same problem. The bag is fine, but it's not worth $40, and the poles weren't worth anything. I loved the snowshoes. Wearing them was just like hiking. The Wrapp system is awesome as well. One tug tightens everything down, and it does not come loose. I am about 230lbs with gear, and I sink 3-4 inches into fresh powder with the 30 inch shoes. I would give the shoes alone 4 stars, but the poles dragged the package down.
Atlas 9 Series Snowshoe Package
By:
stanley
February 1, 2010
It does the trick. Used it about a dozen times in the catskills and adirondacks. I do agree the poles are not that good. Just need to learn how to work around it. As for as not tightening, I rubbed the expanders againsted a rock to add friction and that did the trick. I do notice that these snowshoes kick up a lot of snow compaired to my friends.
Change me.
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AWESOME SHOES!
love love love the snowshoes. especially the straps. super easy to take on and off. i was already in the cabin while everyone else was still trying to more...
Just get the snowshoes
The poles that come in this package are crap. I twisted and twisted, and they never did tighten up. My roommate had the same problem. The bag is fine, more...
- Frame Material:
- 6061 Aluminum
- Crampon Material:
- Stainless steel
- Deck Material:
- Nytex
- Binding System:
- Wrapp
- Snowboard Boot Compatible:
- No
- Pole Shaft Material:
- Seamless aluminum
- Grip Material:
- Plastic
- Tip Material:
- Steel flex
- Extendable Range:
- Max length 51in (130cm)
- Weight:
- [25in] 3lb 8oz (1620g); [30in] 3lb 14oz (1780g)
- Recommended Weight:
- [25in] 120-200lb; [30in] 150-250lb
- Recommended Use:
- Snowshoeing adventures
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime