Atlas Range-MTN

The tapered, narrow profile is designed to reduce the width of your stance, which helps prevent the snowshoes from clipping each other while you walk. It creates a more natural, efficient stride compared to wider, traditional snowshoe shapes.

Yes, the BOA dial system is specifically designed for ease of use in cold conditions. You can tighten or release the bindings with a simple turn or pull of the dial, even while wearing thick winter gloves.

Absolutely. The Range-MTN features perimeter traction rails and aggressive steel toe crampons that bite into hard-packed snow and ice. They also include a heel lift climber, which reduces calf fatigue when you are ascending steep slopes.

The length you choose should be based on your total weight, including the gear you are carrying. Generally, a longer snowshoe provides more flotation in deep, soft powder, while a shorter length offers better maneuverability on technical or packed trails.

Nytex nylon is used because it is both durable and flexible. It provides the necessary flotation to keep you on top of the snow while offering enough cushion to absorb impact, making for a more comfortable experience on long hikes.

Yes, the Atlas Range-MTN is built for demanding use and supports a maximum user weight capacity of 300 lbs, which includes your body weight and any pack or gear you are carrying.