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Pacific Outdoors Optima 8-by-25 Snowshoes |  | Brand: Pacific Outdoors
Category: Sports
List Price: $79.99
Buy Used: $63.99
as of 3/18/2010 06:46 PDT details
You Save: $16.00 (20%)
Seller: Warehouse Deals
Rating:  7 reviews
Sales Rank: 51685
Color: Blue/ Blk
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5
Dimensions (in): 19.8 x 10.2 x 4.7
MPN: 17-SN825
Model: 17-SN825
UPC: 038675082533
EAN: 0038675082533
ASIN: B000ASG0DS
Shipping: Eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Snowshoes feature an anodized T6 aluminum frame | | • | Rear deck panel is made of tough, durable Hypalon | | • | Toe deck panel is long-lasting and made of colorful PE | | • | Double-claw aluminum crampons for traction | | • | Tapered frame and narrow tail for better maneuverability |
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Product Description
The Pacific Outdoors 17-SN825 Optima Snowshoes feature an anodized T6 aluminum frame that is lightweight, attractive, and strong. The rear deck panel is made of tough, durable Hypalon, and the colorful PE toe-deck panel is long-lasting. 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 175 pounds, and the adjustable heel strap fits nearly all boot and shoe sizes.
Product Description
The Pacific Outdoors 17-SN825 Optima Snowshoes feature an anodized T6 aluminum frame that is lightweight, attractive, and strong. The rear deck panel is made of tough, durable Hypalon, and the colorful PE toe-deck panel is long-lasting. 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 175 pounds, and the adjustable heel strap fits nearly all boot and shoe sizes.
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 7
 pacific snowshoes January 12, 2007
Jason A. Van Schiltz (BEND,OR.)
15 out of 16 found this review helpful
I BOUGHT THESE SHOES FOR MY GIRLFRIEND,WE WENT OUT TO MT.BACHELOR ON JAN.9TH.
THIS WAS THE TRIAL RUN OF THESE SHOES,SHE LOV'D THEM!! ABSOLUTELY COULDN'T
SAY SHE LIKED THEM ENOUGH.WALKING BESIDE HER I COULD SEE THAT THE SHOE HAD A GREAT AMOUT OF SPRING TO IT,SO SHEDING THE SNOW FROM THE TAIL WASN'T A
PROBLEM.SINCHING THE STRAPS ON THE BINDINGS SEEMED EFFORTLESS AND DIDN'T
SLIP ALL DAY.
Snow Shoes Awsome! January 31, 2010
Kathryn E. Watson (Maple Falls Wa)
My Dad, who this pair of snow shoes was bought for, says he really likes them and was very impressed with their performance, he had a great time on MT. Baker with them.
 Novice in Snowshoes February 9, 2007
J. M. Froning (Golden, Colorado)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I am brand new with using snow shoes. I found this pair easy to put on and strap in. I still haven't figured out what to do with the extra amount of strap that hangs out. The strap that I tucked in stayed in on one side but not the other. I'm still learning.
However, the walking was great, and while it will be a long time before I'm running in them like I saw a woman do in my area, I at least know that I can get around in them.
I would purchase them for other members of my family.
Janice-Golden, Colorado
Good Beginners Snowshoes February 10, 2010
Robert C. Bickle (New Hope, PA United States)
We bought these for our teenage daughter so that she could explore the forest around our new New England home this winter. Over the last two months, she has used them moderately and they get the job done. Recently we took them with us to Vermont on our ski vacation and it sure beat renting snowshoes from the resort. She was able to go outside and go for walks on the snowshoe trails right from our room. If your daughter likes to walk and you live where it snows a lot, these are good, entry level shoes.
 deficient straps and buckles March 29, 2008
A. Butler (Colorado)
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
I went out snowshoeing but I spent more time rebuckling the straps than I did enjoying the snow. This size snowshoe is not for any snow deeper than 6 inches.
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