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Love the bindings, but not super durable
By devNull
Ranked #652 - Snowshoes
February 6, 2006
I had a pair of these snowshoes for less than a year. I bought them near the end of last winter and took them out a few times. The last trip of the year resulted in the loss of the rivets that hold the binding to the snowshoe on the inside of each snowshoe. Atlas gladly replaced them with a beefier rivet. After my fourth time out this season, I lost both rivets on one snowshoe. The snowshoes were returned with remorse. I really like the ease of use and stability of the binding. The comfort was fair, but after a long day of snowshoeing the backs of my heels were very tender. The crampons are adequate for most terrain and the flotation is what you would expect. If I wasn't the type to run downhill and jump off cliffs I think that the durability of these snowshoes would have been fine. If you tend to work your snowshoes pretty hard I would consider a different pair.
View Details: Atlas 8 Series Snowshoes
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
Tech Specs:
- Frame Material:
- 6000 Series Aluminum
- Binding Material:
- EZ8 injection molded rubber
- Crampon Material:
- Stainless steel
- Deck Material:
- Reinforced Nytex (Nylon & PVC)
- Binding System:
- Asymmetrical EZ8 molded footbed w/ 1 step cinching Fast-Loc buckles
- Recommended Weight:
- (825) 120-200lb; (830) 170-250lb
- Recommended Use:
- Walking, hiking, touring
- Weight:
- (825) 3lb 10oz; (830) 4lb 8oz
- Warranty:
- Lifetime
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