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Get out in the backcountry.

No matter what the skies were up to last night, you're not going to miss your morning snowshoe trek, and neither is the MSR Women's Lightning Ascent Snowshoe. MSR designed these snowshoes with a narrow profile that better suits a women's narrower gait, which also reduces the weight. After strapping the most advanced adventure technology to your boot, you can't help but feel confident as you navigate snow fields and steeps after a fresh dump.
  • New Torsion2 crampons feature independently flexible split teeth that maintain continuous contact with the ground to better distribute forces on rugged terrain
  • Modular Flotation technology lets you quickly attach Lightning flotation tails (sold separately) to help bear extra weight or navigate extra-deep snow fields
  • PosiLock AT Binding System holds your foot securely in place for optimal energy transfer and reduced slipping even on steep terrain
  • 360 Traction frames offer edge-to-edge grip for navigating slippery terrain
  • Ergo Televator engages with simple flick of a pole to help reduce fatigue on steep inclines

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4 5

papatooth

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Just bough these 2 weeks ago and the first mountain I climbed was Mt. Washington. I can tell you that the televators are amazing and they helped me fly up the steep below treeline slopes.

5 5

Bella

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

For anyone who loves snowshoeing these snowshoes are well worth the money. For flat terrain Tubbs, Atlas etc. will do the trick but if you intend to do any back country or even moderately steep terrain these snowshoes are invaluable. My husband and I each have a pair and we bought new ones so we had extras when friends wanted to join us. Everytime we've lent them out our friends end up purchasing a pair. No way would I ever consider another brand!

5 5

Davis

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MSR Lightning Ascent: I am new to snowshoeing, and really wasn't sure what pair/which type of snowshoe to get. I know I like to hike/backpack, I know I love winter, so I wasn't too worried about whether I'd like snowshoeing. I did my research and settled on MSR. Then came the decision over which size to order. I could have ordered the 22", but I went ahead and ordered the 25"so that I can use them backpacking. I figured I'd take the extra three inches of length for a little more versatility (and I didn't order the tails).

I ordered them in July (great price) and ordered the Sky Blue color, which is actually a very bright blue. They are high quality, great grip, and very comfortable. The bindings are versatile and I did have a little trouble the first time I put them on, but as I said, I'm new at this. I snowshoed in backcountry on pretty flat terrain, but had to hike over branches and fallen logs. My short legs had no trouble with the 25" snowshoes. I look forward to many, many more adventures. All I need now is more snow.