Still haven’t strapped on your hiking snowshoes. What! You don’t own a pair. Well, the folks at ORS in Vermont produced three videos to help you match a snowshoe with hiking terrains and snow conditions.
Atlas TSL MSR Tubbs Recreational Snowshoes Comparison
http://www.orssnowshoesdirect.com/all_recreational_trail_adventure_snowshoes.htm
An excellent general overview of snowshoes targeted for a variety of terrain and conditions including packed snow and broken trails, gently to moderately rolling terrain, groomed slopes and hills.
MSR Snowshoes Review Video by ORS Snowshoes Direct
http://www.orssnowshoesdirect.com/msr_lightning_ascent_snowshoes.htm
The MSR Lightning Ascent snowshoes and MSR Lightning snowshoes models are the lightest all terrain snowshoe models on the market. For use in all types of conditions such as deep powder and untracked snow, technical & hilly terrain, prolonged steep vertical as well as variable snow types like heavy, wet snow and icy hardpack.
Tubbs Mountaineer Snowshoes Review & Demonstration by ORS Snowshoes Direct
http://www.orssnowshoesdirect.com/tubbs_mountaineer_snowshoes.htm
Tubbs Mountaineer snowshoes are the choice for expedition and out of bounds backcountry territory. Handles extreme steeps, ice, hard pack and wind blown traverses with ease.
Now Go Outdoors!
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