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Easton Artica Backcountry

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Great snowshoe to walk with and really like the bindings.

Rating: rated 3 of 5 stars
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $200

Pros

  • Binding

Cons

  • Material quality
  • Easton Customer Service

Great snowshoe to walk with and really like the bindings.

However, after around 30 km, one strap of the binding started to break apart. I have contacted many times the Easton Customer Service Dept but they never resolved my problem neither they offered me to replace the strap even if it's supposed to be lifetime guarantee.

As a well know company, they should have resolved my problem quickly, but the winter is over and I'm still waiting an answer from them. So don't buy the snowshoes for their supposed lifetime guarantee because, like me, you will be quite dissapointed.

Comments

BCman hope they did a better job & honored ur request. Spent the day psyched to get a pr of these till i read this. I try to buy quality but as much or more the company behind product is as important. thanks

luckyschultz 2 months ago
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Description

The Artica Backcountry is a unisex backcountry snowshoe made by Easton. It has an average rating of 3 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review

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