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Snowshoes left unnecessarily underused, I blame the lack of snow. So I’m not an experienced snowshoeer, but bought these on offer for a moment intoxicated. However, excellent shoes with their own fragile experience - the ties are easy to adjust and tighten, thanks to the narrow design they are comfortable to walk even without sticks. Lightweight shoes easily carry in a large enough backpack until there is a need to put them on your foot.

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I'm really happy with the product lightweight easy to walk in the snow

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Good and functional snowshoes. The only downside is the short attachment of the ties — e.g. With “Alaskan boots,” catching ties is challenging.

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Otherwise pretty good. The tip straps should have a proper lock.

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We have been using snowshoes for about 4 years and we have been really happy. Top-class quality and a whole new world opened up through snowshoes ... we recommend!

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Very good and functional shoes based on a few longer loops. Bindings easy and functional, load capacity good. Size and design such that easy to walk.

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Functionality tested with landing mono and snowshoe shoes and both fit in ties. The only minus the poor front strap tightening and "unlocking". In difficult terrain, the shoes will come off the toes if you don't stop from time to time to tighten the loose front strap

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For three winters I have now been shoeing these and I am very happy with my choice. The shoes are light and easy to attach. The only "weak link" was that included carrying bag, whose zipper broke after just a few uses. I highly recommend

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I get those shoes in the early winter and I’ve been very happy. For personal use fit the skis much better.

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Good purchase on March 4, 2013 and now for the second time on a jog.

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The footwear of size 47 of Jalas can fit in this snowshoe (length 34 cents). The maximum length of a shoe can be 35 cents.

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I have had 5 pairs of TSL 227 snowshoes in use for 5 years. Everyone has remained intact and there have been no problems. The easy fastening and tightening of the bandage has remained well, whether you walked in solid snow or with a hanger. The soles hold well even on steep terrain and the moving heel makes it easier to walk and no snow flies to the bum. The male part of the quick release can break, but it can be easily replaced. The TSL 227 hasn’t broken, but a few shoes of the TSL 217 have the quick-release male side edge slipped in the frost, so it’s worth getting a few as a spare part.

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I bought last winter and have proven to be excellent, I liked it so much that I snowshoe rather than ski nowadays: D

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I have been using that product for about five years now and have been happy with my purchase. The product was already more expensive then the others, but it has lasted well and has proven to work well in use anyway.