Atlas Snowshoes Range BC Snowshoe

These are built specifically for backcountry excursions. Their aggressive steel crampons and aluminum traction rails are engineered to handle icy, hard-packed, and steep, rugged terrain where stability is critical.

The heel lift reduces strain on your calves during steep ascents. By elevating your heel, it keeps your foot in a more natural, neutral position on inclines, which significantly reduces leg fatigue over long climbs.

Yes. The PackFlat binding system is designed to accommodate a wide range of technical footwear, ensuring a secure fit even with bulkier, rigid boots.

The elliptical frame is designed for increased strength and durability. It provides a rigid, reliable platform that holds up under the stress of challenging backcountry conditions without adding unnecessary weight.

They are quite travel-friendly. The PackFlat binding system allows the snowshoes to lay relatively flat, making them much easier to strap to the outside of a backpack or slide into a gear bag compared to traditional, bulkier bindings.

Size selection depends primarily on your total weight, including your body weight and the weight of your pack. Generally, the 22-inch model is better for lighter users or those wanting more maneuverability, while the 26-inch model provides more flotation for heavier users or deeper snow conditions.