Redfeather Stride Snowshoes - 25" (For Women)

I found them light and easy to use. Getting them on the second time (after I had adjusted the bindings) was a bit difficult, had to really shove my boots in, but manageable. One front toe binding loosened up a bit and had to be readjusted while trekking. Otherwise loved the ease of walking and featherwieght, a big improvement from my last pair.

The bindings came loose continually. I was forced to tie knots in the straps and was unsuccessful. Otherwise, a very nice product. But showshoes are to be walked on and I couldn't. Otherwise, shoes were great.

After only 1 outing, I was pleased overall with the snowshoes. I have previously been a x country skier, but I feel I will enjoy this new activity. I particularly like the stable feeling on my feet.

The shoes are small enough to do some good up and down hiking and the cleats really keep you stable. The binds kept coming loose to the point the shoes fell off three times. The bindings are so long you have to triple them up to keep from stepping on them. There is no way to keep them tight.

These were light and easy to maneuver around in the snow with. This is my first time snowshoeing and I had a blast using these!

For my first experience snowshoeing it was a very enjoyable experience. They were easy to adjust to my hiking boot and after that they were quick to put on and take off. I felt like I was walking my regular stride without widening my stance. My only comment is I wish the buckles on the back strap were on the inside of the boot instead of the outside. You have to really reach around your foot to latch the buckle. I might try to change that myself. I look forward to many more outdoor pleasurable experiences with these snowshoes. I intend to use these for a good workout as I do alot of walking in the summer and this is a good alternative for the winter.

Had problems with binding straps staying on securely which I had to tighten several times during my first use. The design is great for a woman's stride and tapered tail is ideal for backcountry use where you want something less clunky. They have decent loft in deep snow. Overall, an excellent snowshoe if I can just get the bindings straps to stay tight.