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Closeouts. Atlas 925 snowshoes use the innovative Free-Rotating Suspension system that promotes a natural stride, and flexible Wrapp bindings provide excellent support for cross-country winter excursions.
- Model year 2011-2012 closeouts
- Free-Rotating Suspension system cushions each step and allows natural articulation of the foot for a comfortable stride
- Flexible Wrapp binding offers excellent arch support and adjust easily with one-pull Uniloop design
- Aluminum V-frame and Nytex decking provide excellent durability
- Made in China
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- Weight capacity: 120-200 lb.
- Crampon: Toe and heel
- Frame material: 6061 aluminum alloy
- Decking material: Nytex nylon
- Crampon material: Tempered steel All-Trac
- Weight: 4 lb.
- Dimensions: 25 x 8-1/2"
- Recommended use: Flat terrain, Rolling terrain
- Made in China
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Average Rating (10 reviews)
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Reviewed by Grannie55 from Wisconsin on Tuesday, February 26, 2013I had a wonderful tryout of my new "shoes" by pulling the "grands" in their sled. The grippers worked great. I look forward to using them in our woods and not pulling anyone. I have rheumatoid arthritis and have to be very picky about bindings. These worked well for my limited hands.
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Reviewed by vermont mama from southern Vermon on Tuesday, February 26, 2013See above -- we love them
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Reviewed by Snowbound No More from Sandy Hook, CT on Saturday, February 23, 2013Great general use, affordable snowshoes. Uncomplicated yet secure bindings, with lots of mobility, giving a very sure-footed feeling in all kinds of snow. A great way to free oneself from "cabin-fever" without having to break the piggy-bank.
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Reviewed by Lori the former Health/PE teacher from Greenville, MI on Monday, February 18, 2013My husband and I bought the same pair. We have traveled several miles over the state land near us. They work great with regular hiking shoes, our feet stay dry. We use boots with them if the snow is too deep and fluffy.
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Reviewed by Linda from Yakima Wa on Thursday, February 14, 2013I wanted some snow shoes to just go for a couple of miles on local trails when snow is too difficult to walk in. Now that I have them there is no snow. But I put them on to check ease of application. WOW simple. Compared to other pairs and brands I have borrowed in the past. Can't wait til next winter.
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Question “I'm 5'4", 145 pounds. This will be my first pair of snow shoes. Live in RI so will sometimes be using them with just a little snow. So, would like a good, all around snowshoe. Would this be a good choice?? What would you recommend?”
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Answer These would be a very good choice.
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Question “I can't tell how these buckle behind the heel. It looks like an elastic strap, but I'm sure that's not what it is. Can you tell me is there some type of heel lock device back there?”
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Answer The rear strap is adjusted by the second buckle on the instep of the shoe.
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Question “These have a free rotating binding - does that mean they kick up snow with each step, or do you drag the shoe with each step?”
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Answer It means the binding and crampon's are completely free from the rest of the snowshoe.
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