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MSR Denali Evo Ascent Snowshoe

MSR Denali Evo Ascent Snowshoe

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MSR Denali Evo Ascent Snowshoe

The MSR Denali Evo Ascent Snowshoe is incredibly efficient for snowshoeing in steep terrain thanks to its Televator heel lifter. When the going gets steep, just pull up this heel lifter, and your foot will remain flat even when you're walking straight up a steep incline. Keeping your feet flat also reduces the stress on your calves, so you can travel further. Available tail attachments increase flotation in deep snow. The MSR Denali Evo Ascent snowshoe has a powder-coated steel crampon which sheds the stickiest snow and bites into hardpack with ease.

Bottom Line: Strap on the MSR Denali Evo Ascent snowshoe, and head for the steep hills this winter.

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Rating for this product: 5

Televator is worth its weight in gold...

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November 10, 2008

seriously it is...if you're debating between these or the reg. Denali's spend the extra couple bucks here...the Televator greatly reduces calve strain and fatigue...puts the effort onto your quads...traction is great both on the siderails and toe points...MSR has implemented a very rugged design...also the floatation tails are a plus in deep powder

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All-righty-then...Is a heel ridge on a persons' boots necessary...

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Is a heel ridge on a persons' boots necessary to use these snowshoes? I have some boots without a heel ridge. How successful am I going to be using these snowshoes with these type of boots?

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November 5, 2008

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These do not connect using a "heel ridge", but are very versatile and will work with any boot or shoe.

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November 5, 2008

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how long are these snowshoes

how long are these snowshoes

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October 15, 2008

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They are 22 x 8 inches.

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October 16, 2008

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Rating for this product: 4

Most durable snowshoe ever!

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May 14, 2008

Whatever you want to do, these shoes can handle it! The deck is bomb-proof, and the straps allow you to get out of the bindings faster than your buddies using other brands. Be careful that you keep the toe straps tight on your descents, so you don't slide forward.

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Rating for this product: 5

amazing

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February 13, 2008

these shoes are perfect. I have better traction than my friend with some tubbs up and down. and the heel elevators are a must have when your going strait up with over 50 pounds of winter camping gear on your back. I get to the top feeling good and everyone else is wiped

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Rating for this product: 5

it's all about options & flexibility

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February 11, 2007

this is a great shoe. clean, simple, lightweight design. I've shoed on the fluffy stuff, the crunchy stuff, and everything in between. this shoe is easily to position correctly on the foot and has never come close to falling off. the rubber hook & eye straps make mittened hands a non-issue. no more knotty laces! the ascent heel lever is useful on steep inclines, but i haven't found it necessary on moderate hills. i do, however, like the fact that it is there, just in case. would i recommend this feature? absolutely. the added bonus: attachable flotation tails for fresh powder. you just don't get that option on models by other companies. to me, this shoe is all about options and flexibility. it is completely practical and i've yet to be disappointed by it.

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Rating for this product: 5

Tough Shoes

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February 4, 2007

Recently switched from Altas and I'm extremely happy. With flotation tails you can trek though powder extremely well. these stick to the ground much better, allowing me to ascend and descend much faster and safer. Highly recommended

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Rating for this product: 2

Ugh, look for the real ones

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December 19, 2006

I tried some of these out and they were a huge disappointment. I'm not saying I expected to feel like I was walking on water, but they really didn't help with my footing at all. I was on snow a couple feet deep and they would punch through the top crust and then sit in the snow awkwardly. These things just kind of twist around in the snow. My parents' have a set of Atlas snowshoes with metal frames. They offer better footing than the MSR ones.

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Rating for this product: 5

side hillin

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December 14, 2006

The most noticeable advantage of these shoes is on the side hill. The crampon style limits the heel from slipping out. Which is a big problem with Tubbs and other tube style frames. The heel elevators are a must on steep terrain. It makes a steep slope more like stairs than a ski run, enabling you to hike farther into the backcountry. Had mine two seasons and love them!

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Tech Specs:

Frame Material: Plastic
Binding Material: Rubber
Crampon Material: Powder-coated steel
Deck Material: Plastic
Binding System: Strap
Snowboard Boot Compatible: Yes
Recommended Weight: Up to 200lb without tail extensions Recommended Use: Snowshoeing in steep terrain
Weight: 4lb
Warranty: Lifetime