Evo Ascent Snowshoe - Men's
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Evo Ascent Snowshoe
Details
- Rugged snowshoes for exploring the backcountry this winter
- Aluminum frame is lightweight yet sturdy
- Steel crampons hold a solid bite in icy conditions
- Heel risers let you tackle hills with ease
- Steel side rails for extra strength and durability
- Item #CAS00BW
- Frame Material
- aluminum
- Deck Material
- UniBody
- Crampon Material
- steel
- Dimensions
- 22 x 8in
- Binding
- TriFit
- Heel Risers
- yes
- Side Rails
- steel
- Recommended User Weight
- [without tails] 180lb, [with tails] 250lb
- Claimed Weight
- [pair] 3lb 15oz
- Activity
- backcountry snowshoeing, snowshoe hiking
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
Reviews
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Overall Rating
4.5 based on 65 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageApril 17, 2024
Nearly perfect
I've used these twice so far and overall am very happy with my purchase. The heel lift bar is a must-have, the traction is great, they feel super durable, and they definitely stay in place. The only thing left to be desired is the straps. Other shoes have a boa system which is more convenient than these straps, but it's really just an issue of convenience and nothing else. Nothing wrong with them, but could be better, that's all.
Originally reviewed on a Cascade Designs brand site
January 25, 2024
Not in my possession
Sorry, I cannot answer any questions because I gave them as a Christmas gift to my son—-- which was very well received. If he has any comments or problems, I’ll let you know if you send more surveys.
Originally reviewed on a Cascade Designs brand site
May 11, 2023
The best snowshoes
These are the best snowshoes. Slim so you don’t catch them on eachother. Super light weight. The cost is a Great price. Very durable. Easy to grab and get after it. I went for an all day trip in the mountains with there. One downside is the straps sometimes fall off but it’s a very minor issue
Originally reviewed on a Cascade Designs brand site
May 3, 2023
Caution Large or Wide Boot Sizes
These shoes do not work with men's boot sizes 14 and above - more so if you wear a wide size. The boot toe box is too wide to pass through the opening preventing the mechanics of the shoe to work properly.
Originally reviewed on a Cascade Designs brand site
March 18, 2023
I have used them on
I have used them on 4 Adirondack High Peaks Hikes, There great!
Originally reviewed on a Cascade Designs brand site
February 22, 2023
Bryan
As someone who wears a size 15 winter boot this is the ONLY pair of snowshoes that I could find that fit. It just so happens that they work really well.
Originally reviewed on a Cascade Designs brand site
February 13, 2023
Good product
Bought these to replace a pair that broke. Would liked to have gotten replacement parts but MSR never returned inquires for spare parts via the website.
Originally reviewed on a Cascade Designs brand site
March 31, 2022
Strap issues
Before buying please read the reviews for the replacement straps. You have been warned!
Originally reviewed on a Cascade Designs brand site
December 17, 2021
Great snowshoe! Durable and Versatile
These are great snowshoes. Very versatile and durable and can handle everything from casual hikes on flat terrain to relatively technical steep terrain (I'm located in the Rocky Mtns). I see some people have issues with the bindings, but I think they work great. They are easy to snug up and I've never had any comfort or retention issues. I carry an extra strap on me in the event one snaps. They also have the ability to be field repaired better than other snowshoes (the televator bail can be used in the event one of the binding pins breaks at the decking). I'm close to 200 lbs. and run them as-is with no tails and they still have decent flotation, even in the dry Colorado snowpack. I highly recommend them.
Originally reviewed on a Cascade Designs brand site
November 17, 2021
Terrible bindings
I have 2 long winters in Alaska on these, running a trapline, hunting, and for work. The grip and additional flotation tail are awesome, but the bindings make these extremely frustrating to use, especially below 0 degrees... The buckle is the main point of failure, as the nipple that goes in the strap is too short and not at the correct angle to stay in the hole. The only way I can help mitigate them coming loose is to pull them super tight, but then it smashes my feet and reduces blood flow and makes feet get colder much faster. A possible secondary fix would be to use cloth straps in order to minimize rigidity in the rubber straps at cold temps. I will have to rivet mine, for a specific boot. Almost threw them down the hill last weekend when they came off more times than I care to remember, while hunting.
Originally reviewed on a Cascade Designs brand site
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