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MSR Lightning Ascent Snow Shoes
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- Snow shoes are built on outdoor outfitter MSR’s advanced 360-degree Traction frames and Torsion2 crampons
- Dual-component PosiLock AT bindings offer secure attachment; aggressive steel cross members and easily-engaged Ergo Televators back you up with every step
- Shoes fit men’s shoe sizes 4.5 to 15 and have an eight-inch width; come with all-condition adaptability of MSR’s Modular Flotation tails
- Includes limited lifetime manufacturer’s warranty; made in Seattle, WA
- 22-inch length has three-pound, 13-ounce weight and 250-pound weight capacity with tails; 25-inch length has three-pound, 15-ounce weight and 280-pound weight capacity with tails; 30-inch length has four-pound, seven-ounce weight and 300-pound weight capacity with tails
MSR Snowshoes
Now even more durable thanks to new Torsion2 crampons, our most aggressive snowshoes are built on a solid foundation of our advanced 360 degreeTraction frames and deliver a level of ultralight security that tubular frames simply can’t especially on traverses. Dual-component PosiLock AT bindings offer our most secure attachment, while aggressive steel cross members and easily-engaged Ergo Televators back you up with every step. and like all of our snowshoes, Lightning Ascents offer the all-condition adaptability of our Modular Flotation tails.MSR’s Lightning Ascent snow shoes are built on the outdoor outfitter’s advanced 360-degree Traction frames and Torsion2 crampons. Dual-component PosiLock AT bindings offer secure attachment, while aggressive steel cross members and easily-engaged Ergo Televators back you up with every step. The shoes fit men’s shoe sizes 4.5 to 15 and have an eight-inch width, and come with the all-condition adaptability of MSR’s Modular Flotation tails.
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Low Price Of $ 299.95
MSR Lightning Ascent Snow Shoes
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
 Lightweight, compact, and lets you be fast, August 4, 2013 By
Greg K. “grku” (Jamaica Plain, MA United States) – See all my reviews
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I’m on the bigger side being about 6’2″. With a pack and winter gear I’m easily in the 250lbs range when loaded up; more for an overnight. What I needed was some snowshoes that would let me get out for a day hike. Too often I’d gone postholing because I didn’t want to lug my enormous Atlas shoes out — they’re awesome and have gotten me through some intense bushwhacking in the dead of winter, but they’re tough to carry when not on your feet. The MSRs are the perfect answer. I got them on a winter closeout and I strapped them on some deep late winter terrain. The grip was excellent thanks to the crampons integrated in the frame. Then I hit a steep incline and decided to try out the televator — whoosh I went right up the climb and with so much less effort. MSR is rapidly becoming one of my key brands of choice for the outdoors.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Hands down the best snowshoes I’ve ever used, April 6, 2013 By
Fred Putnam, Jr. (Vermont, United States) – See all my reviews
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These aluminum snowshoes are very light. Traction in the steeps – up, down, or side-hill – is outstanding. The best of any snowshoe I’ve ever used. Nothing else even comes close. The add-on tails keep the snowshoes light but give me extra flotation when I need it; I don’t have to carry the extra weight all the time. After doing a 1,000 foot climb and 1,000 foot descent with some really steep sections today, I am sold on my MSRs!
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Great product at fair price!! I have snow-shoed in Rocky Mountain National Park in various conditions and terrain and I am impressed with these snowshoes.
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