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Tubbs Mountaineer Series Snowshoe - Men's

Tubbs Mountaineer Series Snowshoe - Men's

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Tubbs Mountaineer Series Snowshoe - Men's

Trek around in the mountains above Snowmass in your Tubbs Men's Mountaineer Series Snowshoe. These rugged, lightweight snowshoes have a flat nose and a tapered tail to give you maximum flotation, maneuverability, and stability on steep pitches and in powder. Tubbs' RII pivot system underneath your foot allows for lateral flex, so you get shock absorption and responsiveness on uneven terrain. This system won't allow for the shoe to rotate too far on a steep slope, yet it sheds snow off the back, so you don't end up carrying a few pounds of white stuff with you up the mountain. Aggressive crampons with extra long teeth on the Mountaineers give you excellent traction on the ascent and descent, and braking teeth give you stability on ice. These snowshoes fit up to a size 13 hiking or technical climbing boot.

Bottom Line: Explore the backcountry on your Tubbs Mountaineer Snowshoes.

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Do these snow shoes come with any kind of tote or bag for tr

Do these snow shoes come with any kind of tote or bag for travel.

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September 21, 2009

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No, Tubbs sells one as an accessory, but it's not included with the shoes.

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October 5, 2009

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Write your question here... Any idea on when the 30" version

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Any idea on when the 30" version will be available?

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August 19, 2009

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It is in stock now.

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October 5, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

definitely FUN

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February 26, 2009

They are great...the bindings
work really well.

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I wear a size 14d boot. Will it fit in the binding.

I wear a size 14d boot. Will it fit in the binding.

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January 19, 2009

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Unfortunately the bindings are only rated up to a size 13. You will be okay though if you're wearing a fairly low profile boot.

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January 20, 2009

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What options are there for someone with a size 13 4E boot? I've

What options are there for someone with a size 13 4E boot? I've got a pair of Kamik NationPlus boots that are size 13. They're so wide that the binding seems to be unable to fit them in such a way that the boot can properly sit on the footbed of the snowshoe.Are there binding alternatives for someone with such a wide foot?

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January 11, 2009

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You may not need snowshoes with feet that wide! But seriously, look into the Atlas 1230s or 1235s. The bindings seem pretty compatible as long as you're not using an extremely bulky boot. Also, it may be a long shot, but try calling some manufacturers and seeing if there is the possibility of a custom binding.

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January 24, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Good stuff

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December 16, 2008

I live in norther colorado and we already have a few feet of the fluffy, and these shoes have done well. cant wait to see how they do when it gets really deep.

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I am about 335 lbs and I want to start snowshoeing. What brand

I am about 335 lbs and I want to start snowshoeing. What brand and or size should I purchase?

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December 17, 2008

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The Atlas 1235 is rated at "300+" but I'm not aware just how high they mean. Anything smaller than a 35 inch shoe is probably out of the question. On trails the 1235 should work for you as long as the powder isn't too deep and you don't plan to take an extra pack. Also, the Atlas 12 series bindings are extremely quick and easy to use (No laborious tinkering or tightening, just adjust the heel strap length and one quick pull to tighten the foot strap.) I suggest renting the largest size you can find and going from there. Good luck!

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December 19, 2008

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how to pick size for snow shoes

how to pick size for snow shoes

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November 16, 2008

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Weight (including pack) and possible snow depth are the main concerns. Look on the right side of this screen under TECH SPECS and then look at "recommended wight"--If you're hiking off trail in deep powder get a large shoe for better flotation (especially if using a pack).

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December 19, 2008

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will the binding fit a snowboard boot?

will the binding fit a snowboard boot?

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November 11, 2008

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These will fit snowboard boots. I used them with size 10 fusion salomon snowboard boots and my friend has size 12.5 fusion salomon's. Both worked fine. However, I have the MSR lightning ascents and they were infinitely better at climbing due to the edge of the frame designed for traction. If you're doing any sort of ascending with switch backs I wouldn't recommend any tubbs due to the tubing on the outside providing no traction. I think these would be great for generic snowshoeing though; just not for climbing steep pitches in the backcountry.

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March 19, 2009

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Tech Specs:

Frame Material:
7000 Series aluminum 
Binding Material:
Plastic 
Crampon Material:
Stainless steel 
Deck Material:
ArcTec Plus 
Binding System:
ActiveFit 3D 
Recommended Weight:
[25in] 120-200lb (54-91kg); [30in] 170-250lb (77-113kg); [36in] 220-300lb (100-136kg) 
Weight:
[30in] 5lb 11oz (2580g) per pair 
Recommended Use:
Backcountry tours and mountain ascents 
Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime 
Country of Origin:
China 

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