TSL 227 XL

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It has broken down twice in Lapland. It is worth taking cable ties with you if you go into the wilderness with these. Works well on groomed trails and easy to adjust

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Too small for a 90 kg man with a backpack on his back.

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I have very little experience with snowshoes. After a few hours of use, these seem to be of good quality and are easy to adjust after a little familiarization. At least I don't regret the purchase yet 😊

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Good shoes

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Poles are a must with these, as with all snowshoes. Otherwise, you will easily lose your balance on uneven terrain.

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Works really well even for such a big man (110kg). Easy to use without poles.

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good snowshoes that can carry even a weight of 100 kg

I had a chance to use it over the winter here in Western New York. It was mostly flat terrain, but I had 100lb of gear on me and these shoes helped me walk through snow quite a bit.

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Based on a few trips, very functional snowshoes.

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The first snowshoes. First use with a protective layer, it worked well and the snow didn't pack on the shoe to add more weight. The second walk was on the hankikel and it showed the studs on the bottom, which bite well and the shoes didn't wander where it hurt, but stayed where they were supposed to. The heel lock is definitely one of the most important features, as it gives you the ability to walk backwards. One star off the bindings, the shoe stays well and grips firmly, but the front binding would require an upgrade to a better one.