Cascade Mountain Tech Lightweight Aluminum Frame Snowshoe Set

Awesome! Wanted to try snow shoes for years! Allows me to get out on my own forests out back etc. Really enjoyed using them!

fit and worked wonderfully for tapping sugar maples

Pretty good overall the bindings are ok, wish they were a little more heavy duty, the front binder strap is too long even for snow boots so the overlap twists under the opening and l suppose I could trim it back by cutting it. Otherwise easy to put on and off you go. The ski pole come with three screw on adapters lost the snow adapter in the first mile on one pole made sure the other one was screwed on all the way. Changed them out for the smaller adapters same thing happened one fell off after wearing them for half the day. Must be the way I use the poles when I am walking the unscrews the adapter, just something to watch out for. Easy to clean and put away into the carry bag, held up nicely on snow and slush while out on the lake for a day. Worth the mulla boolla! $$ made in Chiy-nnaaa!

My teenager manchild breaks everything, and he held him in the snow to pack in and out of a campsite with no problems at all. Very, very happy with this purchase! Well built!

These are the only snow shoes that I’ve used, so my knowledge is limited, but they worked great for me. I like doing snow adventures. The video attached to this is me on a 3 night snow camping trip in the middle of no where. The sled I’m pulling was around 100lbs and these snow shoes made it a breeze. The snow was quite deep in some parts but the snow shoes kept me above ground and dry.If you’re looking for some entry level snow shoes, these are the way to go!

With my winter gear, my weight was under 270 lbs and I sank once. I think I pointed my toes down when I was walking when it happened. The snow was just over 2 feet deep and without the snowshoes I sank to my knees. They worked as advertised and the cost is great compared to other shoes. If there is no left or right way to put them on... It was easier to work the buckles facing in. The bindings were tight and never slipped. The ratchet works but at the same time I needed to point the strap away from the shoe.

I've been giving these casual use for a little bit now and they seem to hold up. I've not used them for extended periods or in difficult conditions yet but they have allowed me to walk around in 2-3 feet (60-90cm) deep snow around my home and complete various tasks.They are light, easy to use (literally never used a pair before this and had them operational in just a few minutes), and about half the cost of nearly identical smaller products in local stores.

Been walking on top of 3 foot drifts. Only 1 small issue. Bindings loosen when walking through brush. I think brush is hitting release but not sure yetUpdate: cut binding straps so, they don't hit the deck, when ratcheted down. It improved but loosen when dragging a sleds full of logs. Still tight enough to walk but could be better