Yukon Charlie's Men's Trail Series 825
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Reviewed by
Randy poynter
+4
April 8, 2020
Junk—first time out pole adjustment broke, fourth time strap broke, fifth time out buckle broke. Less than 5 miles now and dumpster material—let's fill up our dumps with junk. I'll never buy these again.
Pros
- Lightweight
Cons
- Need to have leather bindings. Bindings are junk. Buy something and leaves you a half mile from home trekking through four feet snow to get back. Just hate to see bad ideas and stupid designs when could be non-disposable.
Pole adjustment broke buckle for binding, broke less than 5 miles on Yukon Charlie's Chinook snowshoes and dumpster material. If you see a pair of snowshoes without leather binding keep going; the nylon strapping did not hold up less than 5 miles of use. Sat for two years not used, but was in the garage out of the sun and weather. Should be made better.
Just hate to see stuff fill up our dumps because of bad designs. The rest of the snowshoes looks brand new.
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: I believe $79
Reviewed by
wlw
+4
March 13, 2015
These are junk. The plastic break up around the rivets the first time you wear them. I have two pair, worn one time for a 2-mile hike. We had to stop in the middle and use shoe string to tie them back together to get home.
Pros
- None
Cons
- All the rivet points break out and they fall a part.
Complete and total waste of money. Don't buy or you will be sorry!
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: Don't Recall
Reviewed by
bob cabbage
+3
March 24, 2015
Broke apart in less than 10 short hikes...CRAP.
Pros
- NOT a thing
Cons
- Cheap materials
- Hard to repair construction
Used them less than 10 times and the plastic broke and the entire foot piece came out still attached to my foot. Cheap construction...going to attempt fixing them, but would never buy another pair. Even some of the plastic on the decking cracked and broke off.
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: about $80
Reviewed by
DeeS
+3
February 16, 2011
I love my shoes. I have the 825's and they are great. This is the 3rd winter I've had them, no problems.
Here in the Northeast we've had lots of snow this winter and I've used them almost every day. Love them.
Price Paid: $119
All Trail Series 825 versions
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Historic Range: $43.00-$99.00 Reviewers Paid: $79.99-$119.00 |
