Atlas Snowshoes Men's 12 Series 1235 Snowshoe
by Atlas Snowshoes, Recreational Snowshoes
Atlas Snowshoes Men's 12 Series 1235 Snowshoe
The best choice for knocking off big adventures on your backcountry life list and seeking new lines down untouched mountain summits, the wide Atlas Men's 12 Series 1235 Snowshoe will take you to untracked powder and places few ever see in winter. This is the biggest in the Atlas snowshoe line for hitting the remote winter wonderlands. It features All-Trac toe and heel crampons for exceptional stability and traction and Traverse Trac rails for steady footing on sloped terrain. Unlike traditional snowshoe binding designs, the Atlas Series offers separately molded left and right bindings for a better fit that you can count on for dozens (or even hundreds) of miles. Adjusting the quick-release ratchet buckles is so easy you won't have to hassle with removing your gloves or mittens. A patented spring loaded binding design guarantees smooth, long lasting performance through countless seasons of use. Whether you climb, ski, ride or seek new vistas never documented by man or woman, the 1235 is built to take you on adventures far beyond the ordinary.
- Lightweight ReactiV™ 7075 aluminum frame with geometry for better response
- Proven Duratek™ deck material for enhanced durability
- Waterproof webbing and low-friction roller buckles adapt to snowboard and large climbing boots
- 3-D formed Holey-1 toe crampon
- Advanced Aft Traction for increased stability
- Heel Lift Bar
- Spring-Loaded™ binding features distinct left and right molding for enhanced fit
- Wrapp™ Pro Binding
- Developed for backcountry snowboarding, skiing and mountaineering in deep snow
- Supports 180 to 300 lbs. (including gear and pack weight)
- Surface area: 235 sq. in.
- Length: 35 in.
- Weight: 4.99 lbs. per pair
Reviews - Atlas Snowshoes Men's 12 Series 1235
Eric Wickmann -
10/14/2009
The Atlas 1230 Snowshoe is exactly the equipment I need.
No matter the conditions: light, deep, packed, powder, and even ice, this equipment does it all. Stability and traction is superior on ascents and descents. A pair of trekking poles with attached snow baskets aids in agility and speed. I like these so much, I bought an exact pair for my son, who will join me on my next winter adventure.
