When selecting snowshoes, it's crucial to consider your weight and intended use. Keep in mind that these recommendations are based on rounded figures and may vary slightly depending on snow conditions.
-Less than 80 lbs (max 36 kg)
-Adjustable size: XSmall to Junior #4
-Less than 100 lbs (22 to 45 kg)
- Adjustable size: Small to Junior #5
-Trail and Off-Piste: 75 - 160 lb (35 to 70 kg)
24 - 25 inches
-Trail only: 100-220 lbs (44 to 100 kg)
-Trail and Off-Piste: 100 - 170 lbs (44 to 77 kg)
-Universal size 5 to 12
27 Inches:
- Trail Only: 120 - 235 lbs (55 to 106 kg)
-Trail and Off-Piste: 120 - 200 lbs (55 to 90 kg)
-Universal size 6 to 13
30-31 inches
-Trail only: 150-275 lbs (68 to 125 kg)
-Trail /Off-piste: 150- 240 lb (68 to 110 kg)
-Universal size 6 to 13
34 - 35 inches
-Trail only: 140-300 lbs (68 to 135 kg)
-Trail/Off-piste: 140-275 lb (68 to 125 kg)
-Universal size 7 to 14
36 inches
-Trail/Off-piste: 150-360 lb(72 to 165 kg)
-Universal size 7 to 14
Keep in mind that if the snow is packed (hard), you can opt for smaller snowshoes, while for deep and fluffy snow, a larger size is preferable. This way, you can enjoy your snowshoeing experience to the fullest while ensuring safety."
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