Top products from r/snowshoe
We found 5 product mentions on r/snowshoe. We ranked the 5 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
1. Shappell JSR Jet Sled Jr Upsable, 21 x 43 x 8-Inch
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
21-inch x 43-inch x 8-InchProvided by ShappellSleds & Accessories
Show Reddit reviews2. ALPS Adult All Terrian Snowshoes Set for Men,Women,Youth with Trekking Poles,Carrying Tote Bag14 /17" / 22"/25"/27"/30"
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
14" Size For user weights from 30-60 lbs ,17" size for user weights from 60-80 lbs, 19" size for user weights from 80-120 lbs,22 " - Size For user weights from 80-150 lbs, 25" -Size For user weights from 120-180 lbs, 27 " Size For user weights from 160-220 lbs,30" Size For user weights from 180-250 ...
Show Reddit reviews3. Chinook 80006 Trekker Snowshoes, 30
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Light weight and strong aluminum frame features an ergonomic design to ensure comfortable and easy walksUV resistant polyethylene decking, easy-to-use dual ratchet bindings and heel straps with quick release bucklesHeavy duty aluminum crampons, rotate freely to bite into snow; heel crampons provide ...
Show Reddit reviews4. Yukon Charlies Women's Sherpa Series Snowshoe, 8 x 21-Inch
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Maximum flotation HDPE decking and 6000 aluminum frame is strong & light weightForged Steel front and rear crampons and aluminum heel plates "dig in" to give you ultimate tractionQuik Clik II Ratchet binding adjusts to most any footwear, quick and simple to use with gloved handDimensions: 8 in. x 21...
Show Reddit reviews5. Yukon Charlies Pro II Snowshoes, 8 x 25-Inch
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Exclusive frame is the strongest and most torsionally rigid frame ever offered, with Tech Weave decking and Sno-Motion axle systemIntegrated heel lift and rear heel plate system alleviates strain on steep inclinesFast Fit binding adjusts to most footwear features glove friendly release with one pull...
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I bought a really decent starter pair on Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/Snowshoes-antishock-adjustable-snowshoes-carrying/dp/B0046OKNM6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1420469133&sr=8-1&keywords=snowshoes
I used them once last year and found them really solid. I have since upgraded to a much nicer pair, but I have a buddy that I go snowshoeing with and he uses this pair exclusively. I think you can do quite well with an inexpensive pair for your first couple of years. The pair I bought was only a bit over $100 and I don't see any reason to ever upgrade them. They seem like they are going to last me a decade and they do exactly what I want them to.
Ok, so I've sort of narrowed it down to these three:
Chinook Trekker Snowshoes
PowdeRidge Crest Snowshoes
Yukon Charlies Women's Sherpa Series Snowshoe
Since the reviews all seem about the same, does anybody have any experience with any of these (or the brands)?