21/25/30 Inches Light Weight Snowshoes for Women Men Youth Kids, Aluminum Terrain Snow Shoes.

This snowshoe set is perfect for me! I am new at snowshoeing, and this set is fabulous, just right for a beginner. All of the gear worked very well in the snow. The shoes are just right , not too wide and not to long. I was looking for shoes that would allow me to maneuver around the track in the park, and it was a great first workout! And having the poles allowed a great upper body workout as well! The poles are adjustable at the top and bottom for a variety of heights. Having the gaiters really did keep the snow out of my boots and pants and was a nice bonus in this package. A lot of sets I looked at did not include them and were more money. The carrying bag is also a nice bonus! Not only does it have straps to carry the gear by hand, but there are straps to carry the gear on your back as well. Overall I am very happy with this purchase.

I bought these to replace a set of Tubbs that I've worn out over the last 10 years in anticipation of a trip to Drummond Island in Michigan's Upper Peninsula; There is about 2½' of snow on the trails. I am wearing a pair of size 13 Sorel Conquests [pictured] and the combo is amazing!These are VERY easy to adjust, size, and dial in on the first attempt! I never had to readjust a strap once in over 3 miles, which I find a common practice with other shoes, and the ratcheting clasps make it a painless breeze.The crampons are grippy on ice; When we went through the parking lot to the trailhead, I intentionally walked over 15' of black ice to test them without a slip.I weigh 185 lbs and am 5'10. I'm carrying a pack of about 20lbs. I purchased the 25" in white, and although these shoes kept me more buoyant than others, I found I was sinking more than I like... but that's an error on my part [@ 205 lbs, I'm right at the max for 25" on their chart] and may exchange these for the 30s- I'll finish the trip first then decide.These shoes are very lightweight and yet seem durable enough for hundreds of miles. The only part that could be a little more heavy duty is the kick-up heel support for inclines; It collapsed on me at one point, and I fear with repetition it could weaken the "cam" feature that holds it in place. But the support still proved very helpful on inclines compared to models without! I just wish there was more to it- a little more width and bulk for support perhaps, with a more semi-permanent means to stay put.The poles have two telescoping sections, each with graduated markings [in cm] corresponding to height I believe. I simply adjusted mine so my elbows were at natural angles. Only once did one of the sections collapse... I readjusted it and tightened it further [both sections tighten by turn] and never had another issue.Bottom line: these snowshoes, with all their high-end features, are one of the biggest value-for-the-price items I've come across on Amazon.

This was my first time ever using snow shoes . So I have no idea how they should or not be . It did take me a while to figure out how to use the straps right . But once I looked at the diagram in the item description I figured it out. For a first time snow shoe experience they were nice and lightweight and mostly stayed on. Remember I did not have the straps on right when I went on my adventure but I learned after. I am looking forward to more adventures. And the poles were easy to use.

These are the first snowshoes I've had since snowshoeing with traditional snowshoes in Upstate New York in the '70s. Snowshoes have changed considerably in those 50 years. These Flashteks are excellent. We live in Wisconsin now and have an abundance of snow and places to go within minutes including right out the back door. These are easy to put on, and that is important to me because I have two artificial hips. They are very functional and enable us to move easily and confidently through deep snow. I have no reason to 'upgrade.' These Flashteks are affordable and are perfect for my wife and I to enjoy the snowy winter with great exercise.

Great snowshoes. Super easy to put on and adjust. When I was wearing the baby and the backpack I was over the weight limit and was out in 4 feet of power. They still kept me out of the deep stuff and I barely sunk into the snow. They cleaned up so easy and the carry bag makes it easy to store everything between uses. The poles work fantastic in the deep snow and I will probably use them this summer for hiking as well.

I am a woman of substance and my husband is an average-sized guy. We both used these shoes all day while we were tapping the maple trees this spring, and they worked PERFECTLY! They were very simple to put on, and easy to get off. They stayed put on your feet and were just flexible enough to be workable. Normally I wear a semi-bearpaw traditional wooden snowshoe, and having these sporty little beasts was amazing. The 30" length was not too long. I was able to easily maneuver them over branches and fallen logs without falling on my face. The toe kicks up the right amount to keep you from catching a toe when you break through a crust. The cleats on the bottom are just enough to keep from sliding on packed surfaces without tripping you up. I absolutely love that they come with poles and a wonderful carrying case. I firmly recommend these as a general snow shoe.

Got this as a gift for my wife and she loves them. They're also adjustable enough that the kids have also been able to use them. She loves the carrying bag. They're lightweight and seem solidly built (definitely good quality for the price).