Range BC Snowshoe
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Why We Like The Range BC Snowshoe
Our journey is deep into the snowy unknown of our local wilderness, and our mount of choice is the Range BC Snowshoe. The reason is clear—this trusty stallion uses a strong aluminum frame with saw-toothed rails to keep our load low and traction high. Speaking of traction, Atlas tossed in their Helium crampon, the lightest in their lineup, to bite into the ground below and ensure we're never falling to our knees. The Range has a PackFlat binding that's formed to fit our big mountaineering and snowboarding boots. If we're not out there in those bulky boots we can pack the binding flat to trek in our normal winter hiking boots.
Details
- Light backcountry snowshoe fashioned to take you further
- Reactiv-Trac single-piece frame increases its overall strength
- Low-profile steel crampon clasps securely into crust and ice
- Saw-toothed aluminum rails add to crampons traction
- PackFlat binding accommodates larger mountaineer or snowboard boots
- Modest heel lift helps reduce strain on your tendons during steep ascents
- Item #ATLH11T
- Frame Material
- Reactiv-Trac
- Deck Material
- Nytex Infinity
- Crampon Material
- steel
- Dimensions
- 26in, 30in
- Binding
- PackFlat
- Heel Risers
- 19°
- Side Rails
- aluminum
- Recommended User Weight
- [26in] 120 - 200lb, [30in] 150 - 250lb
- Claimed Weight
- [26in] 3lb 15oz
- Activity
- backcountry snowshoeing
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited lifetime
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Overall Rating
4 based on 1 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageDecember 25, 2022
Pretty capable wilderness snowshoe
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Size Bought:
- 26in
- Height:
- 5' 10"
- Weight:
- 140
I put these to use in a few areas on a summit to San Gorgonio mountain and they were helpful both in icy frozen snow and old packed snow. I haven't used them in any fresh powder yet. The belt system is ok to use with gloves, but isn't perfect. If anything falls off its guide or buckle it can take some extra fiddling to get it back in place, and if you're backpacking in really cold conditions at elevation this is really tiring, so take time to practice in gloves at home, because it'll probably happen once or twice. I can't speak to durability yet, but everything looked fine after using them. Overall not bad, but could improve the strap system. Pretty comfortable, never came off, and worked great up and down slopes.
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