Snow Shoes?

[DarekG]

Can anyone recommend some reasonably priced snow shoes that would fit larger boots like the Irish Setter Elk Trackers?

[TARCHER]

After having shitty snowshoes I bought a pair of Atlas mt1230. They have an outstanding binding system. I have the same insulated elk trackers. You push your foot in slightly grab the red loop and pull tight. simple as that and just as easy to get out. Its that buy once, cry once deal again. Ive had them 10 years not an issue.

[jeremy84]

MSR Evo ascent

[Salty]

I bought some Tubbs Frontier from CT last year I like them, really like the bindings but honestly haven't used them enough to comment on dependability. The price is right.

[landphil]

I have a pair of Atlas shoes as well, and no issues with my 10.5 1000gr elk trackers in them. I can’t recall thd model of the snowshoes, but they were their second from top-of-the-line. They have the flip-up heel bars, a feature I’d recommend if you’re going do any climbing.

[barry1974w]

Keep an eye out for a pair of used sherpas, they’re simple and work great. I’ve only used them for work, I can’t remember the name of my personal snowshoes, they work, but sherpas are better

[Ohwildwon]

These are worth the money..

Modern day snow shoes suck in medium to deep powder though..

Going to purchase the extensions, have my doubts? Any one tried them?

https://www.mec.ca/en/product/5037-704/Evo-22-Snowshoes

(https://www.mec.ca/en/product/5037-704/Evo-22-Snowshoes)

[Big Lew]

Too bad you live so far away...I have a set of Tubs 36"-38" Yukons that are almost
brand new that I will sell for $100.

[decker9]

MSR lightning ascents, have give me no reason to look at anything else.