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TUBBS Journey 30 Snowshoes
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Price: $179.95
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TUBBS Journey 30 Snowshoes
The ultimate tool for long winter excursions, the Tubbs Journey is value-packed, comfortable and easy to use.Features/Benefits:
- Innovative upturned tail of the aluminum Fit-Step frame reduces impact on the hip, knee, and ankle joints
- SoftTec decking provides durable lightweight flotation with a smooth, soft texture
- Rotating toe cord allows the tail of the snowshoe to drop, shedding snow and allowing the toe crampon to bite deeply
- 180Tour binding fuse improved micro-adjust webbing with patented control wings to precisely fit a large range of shoe sizes
- Active-lift heel bar makes long ascents easier on the calves
- Compact carbon-steel toe crampon provides constant contact on all types of terrain
- For long winter excursions, the Tubbs Journey is value-packed, comfortable, and easy to use
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TUBBS Journey 30 Snowshoes
Avg. Weight (pair) 4 lb. 6 oz. Dimensions 30 in. long Gender Men's Crampon Material Carbon steel Deck Material SoftTec Frame Material Aluminum Has Crampons? Yes Primary Terrain Rolling Recommended Use Hiking User Weight 170-250 lb. Shipping Surcharge Yes -
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Pros
- Easy To Put On And Fit
Cons
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Comments about TUBBS Journey 30 Snowshoes:
I have used these now in 18 inches of new snow and then after things got packed down a little. Trading up from MSR snows, I feel these are better in every way. They are much easier to put on and take off. They are quieter on icy surfaces than the MSR's all hard plastic/metal construction, and they grip as well.
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