Crescent Moon Silver Series 17

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The Silver Series 17 is a backcountry snowshoe made by Crescent Moon. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Altrec Outdoors:
"Like its Gold cousin, the Silver 17 is one big-daddy snowshoe. It is recommended for snowshoers and their gear (that's a big picnic) up to 300lbs. But the shoes themselves are very lightweight and even if you're carrying a load you'll appreciate the simple cam-locking buckle binding system and lightweight maneuverability of the Silver 17. New for the 08/09 season is the more durable dark ice-blue decking featured on all the Silver series of shoes. Although the Silver 17s are one of the largest snowshoes on the market they're by far lighter and easier to navigate than traditionally shaped shoes and feature a binding system that won't freeze or come loose even in the wettest conditions."

From EMS:
"Beginning with the single-pull loop (SPL) binding system and continuing with a lightweight aluminum frame and three-claw crampon, the Crescent Moon Silver Series 17 snowshoes deliver a winter combination of value and performance. The Silver binding is an all-foot-encompassing polymer step-in with an SPL (single pull loop) system. Toe claw provides purchase on steep frozen snow and ice. Weather-resistant nylon buckles across the foot; Hypalon strap system wraps around the heel. Hypalon nylon straps will not freeze or expand, staying tight all day long. Integrated foot plate, stirrup, and toe piece harness increase comfort and support. Proprietary TGS (the good stuff) decking material is stable and durable in all snow conditions. Aircraft-grade aluminum frame is lightweight and gives long-lasting performance. Lightweight aluminum three-claw crampon. Teardrop shape allows a more natural stride and better maneuverability. Made without PVC. Made in the USA with wind-powered energy; waste materials are recycled."