Powder 25 Snowshoe - Women's
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The Komperdell Women's Powder 25 Snowshoe falls neatly into the happy medium of the Summit series, built for the average snowshoe hiker traveling with a day pack or snowboarding equipment. Anodized aluminum provides a lightweight yet robust frame, with a U-shaped tail and rocker profile for efficient trekking through deep snow. The decking material is tenacious and snow-repellent, so you won't find yourself gathering heavy powder as you hike, and it's resistant to chemicals, sun damage, and temperature extremes. Komperdell equipped these snowshoes with a front-claw at the fore-foot, and ice-rails integrated into the frame, giving you steady footing and good traction on ice and snow.
Details
- A quality snowshoe for backcountry hiking or touring
- Rocker construction offers easy hiking in the snow
- Aluminum frame provides lightweight, yet durable support
- Robust decking material is built to last
- Claws and ice rails help you bite into frozen trails
- Easy step-in bindings adjust to fit all types and sizes of boot
- Item #KOM003H
- Frame Material
- aluminum
- Deck Material
- Hypalon
- Binding
- fixed
- Side Rails
- yes
- Recommended User Weight
- [maximum] 220lb
- Recommended Use
- backcountry snowboarding, backcountry snowshoeing, snowshoe hiking
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 3 years
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageNovember 8, 2020
Poorly designed Heel Crampons
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Height:
- 5' 11"
- Weight:
- 180
I live in Southern California, and bought the men's version of these for occasional use in the Sierra. They sat in my gear closet for about a year, and then I used them once. While the design that links the heel crampons to the side plates and heel lifter is clever, it's just not strong enough. I'm a mechanical engineer, and I can see an obvious stress concentration in the steel crampon under the heel lift. My first use was an easy 3-mile walk in 6" of powder in Sequoia National Park, and they were broken when I got back to the car. I weigh 180lbs, and I didn't even have a pack on! It's too bad, because I like pretty much everything else about them. They fit well on everything from my heavy mountaineering boots to my light GTX boots.
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