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$160.97 - $183.90
MSRP: $219.95
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Reviewed by 2 Trailspace users
Grippy. I upgraded to these after a couple years of…
JustWalsh
13 reviewer rep
Rating: 
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $200
Summary
Grippy.
Pros
- Grippy
- Light
- Fast binding
Cons
- A lil loud.
I upgraded to these after a couple years of suffering through the SLS (Slings Lots'o Snow) pivots of my Atlas shoes. It is very nice to leave the snow on the trail instead of flinging it on my back.
The grip of these is amazingly good, and the flex of the deck is appreciated of the steep downhills. The bindings are simple, fast and secure. The heel lift clicks around a little bit, but it never gets in the way and is very appreciated on the extended climbs.
Awesome snowshoes. For starters, I am a 250 lbs man…
Rating:
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $140
Summary
Awesome snowshoes.
Pros
- light
- responsive
- packable
- easy to use
- effective in snow
For starters, I am a 250 lbs man just under 6 feet tall. These things worked awesome. I tried MSRs and I sank like a rock. I have had nothing but great experiences with these shoes. They are light and responsive when shuffling along and somehow they keep me above the snow...great buy.
hello, did you buy the 24 or 28 size of these tubbs flex alp snowshoes?
Description
The Men's Flex ALP is a men's backcountry snowshoe made by Tubbs. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews
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