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Pacific Outdoors Subzero 10-by-32 Snowshoe |  | Brand: Pacific Outdoors
Category: Sports
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Rating:  11 reviews
Sales Rank: 72348
Color: Blue/ Blk
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5.6
Dimensions (in): 32 x 10 x 7.5
Model: 17-SZ1032
UPC: 038675803237
EAN: 0038675803237
ASIN: B000ASDXLU
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| Features:
| • | Snowshoes feature an anodized T6 aluminum frame | | • | Rear and toe decks are made of tough, durable Lytex | | • | Sturdy Hypalon wraps all around | | • | Double-claw aluminum crampons for traction | | • | Tapered frame and narrow tail for better maneuverability |
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Product Description
Anodized T6 aluminum frame - Lightweight, attractive, and strong
Durable Lytex decking - Colorful and long-lasting
Sturdy Hypalon wraps all around - Tough and durable
Toe wrap bindings surround your feet - Provide support and comfort while walking
Adjustable padded heel strap - Fits nearly all boot and shoe sizes
Double claw aluminum crampons - Provide outstanding traction up and down hills
Toe rod pivots and binding springs back - Prevents toe-hooking and keeps snow from flying up
Tapered frame for beter maneuverability - Narrow tail reduces chance of cross-stepping
Product Number - 17-SZ1032
Max Weight Limit: 275 lbs.
Bar Code: 0 38675 80323 7
Carton Weight: 14 lbs.
Carton Cube: 2.3
Carton Dimensions: 32.5"x11.5"x10.5"
Folded Dimensions: N/A
Assembled Dimensions: 10"x32"
Product Description
The Pacific Outdoors 17-SZ1032 SubZero Snowshoes feature an anodized T6 aluminum frame that is lightweight, attractive, and strong. The rear and toe decks are made of tough, durable Lytex, and sturdy Hypalon wraps all around. Toe-wrap bindings surround your feet to provide support and comfort while walking. For outstanding traction up and down hills, the snowshoes feature double-claw aluminum crampons. And to prevent toe-hooking and snow from flying up in your face, Pacific Outdoors designed these snowshoes with toe-rod pivots and spring-back bindings. The design features a tapered frame for better maneuverability, and a narrow tail to reduce the chance of cross-stepping. These snowshoes are built to support up to 275 pounds, and the adjustable heel strap fits nearly all boot and shoe sizes.
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 11
 Changed my outlook on snow! May 31, 2007
Annonymous (Connecticut USA)
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
I went snowshoeing with a friend this winter and loved how i was still able to hike and be outside with snow on the ground. Walking in snow is so much easier (on the ankles and feet) with these one. Since receiving them, i wore them every day to the dog park walking my dog. Even in just a few inches of crusty snow, they make my walks so much easier. They are light and easily come on and off. If you're a serious snowshoer, you probably want something more high tech. If you're just a leisure walker who has to trudge through snow in the winter, i'd highly recommend these!
Easy on and off January 27, 2008
G. Harmon
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Three simple straps make a snug fit over toes and around the heel. Just pull to tighten and lift the buckle tabs to loosen. They come off easier than they go on. The ice-gripping teeth are well-placed (right in the middle)and very effective on glare ice. Pretty durably built, too. A good deal for the price.
Do the job! January 19, 2008
Beyond the Comfort Zone (Maryland)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought these for my husband for Christmas, but he really needed them when we spent the holiday at our cottage in Northern New York State on the Canadian-US border.
That area had received significant snowfall just prior to our arrival but getting into our property and also around the grounds made it so much easier with these practical snowshoes.
We give them our highest endorsement!
great snowshoes June 5, 2008
S. Kite (PacNW)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
These are great little snow shoes, the floatability of them is fantastic. I weigh about 220, with gear, probably 230 and they performed great!
Good beginning snowshoe January 15, 2007
Kyle J. Majchrowski (Portland, ME USA)
22 out of 22 found this review helpful
This is my first serious year getting into snowshoeing and hence, I found these after trying a few different kinds. I'm 210lbs at 6'3", and these ceratinly seemed to be the ones that fit my size and frame.
Good points about these are the fullness of the shoe - there are not many holes in the overall shoe to allow much snow to come through on each step. They are very comfortable, during my first hikes in them they never bumped during normal walking and even some slight jogging. I found them to grab the snow just fine, and so far have walked in fresh powder (about 2 feet) and also packed areas, not noticing any serious difference in the shoe. Didn't notice any discomfort due to the weight either.
2 cons about the shoes - one is that the straps, when pulled snug to your boot, tend to be longer than necessary and flop around with no where to tuck them in or secure them. The second is the plastic holders for the straps that are to keep them snug when pulled tight - I may end up replacing them with lightweight metallic ones since they are thin plastic, and also to get more solid grip since the plastic ones tend to loosen up every hour or so when walking.
Overall, don't climb any 14ers with these, but for some great training and recreation, a good first buy.
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