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Snowshoes at Gunflint Lake, Photo by Erik W. L. Anderson Snowshoe Buyers Guide |
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We make snowshoes of the highest quality without sacrificing fun. That’s why we’ve developed snowshoes for different activities so that you can move freely, always knowing that the bindings will stay snug. You want them to be easy to put on and take off. Yet extremely reliable. Snowshoes designed for your activity.
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Moon Snowshoes 1199 Crestmoor Drive Boulder, CO 80303 800-587-7655, jakeroll@csn.net, www.crescentmoonsnowshoes.com Winner of numerous awards for excellence in performance and quality featuring tear-drop shape frames for a natural stride, ratchet binding system for secure fit, and a 3 claw traction system for complete control. Highest quality materials with hand-crafted workmanship. Lifetime warranty. Accessories: permagrip traction system, neoprene overbooties. |
 2477 I Rd., Grand Junction CO 81505 1-800-655-8984, www.springbrook.com Snowshoes for children and families. Modern, tightly engineered thermoplastic snowshoes that offer style, duarbility and performance at a price families can afford. We work closely with our National Parks and National Forests to provide free witner ecology field trips to schools and other public groups. Rental and resort programs, free demo snowshoe for non-profit groups. |
 52 River Rd., Stowe VT 05672 800-882-2748, www.tubbssnowshoes.com Leading manufacturer of lightweight aluminum, composite and traditional wood snowshoes for adults and children priced $100-$300. Rental and resort programs available, free demo equipment. |
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