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Redfeather® Conquest™ Snowshoes

Item No. 75-624

$119 .00

Availability: In Stock

Orders placed on weekdays before 3pm CST ship the same day.

Lightweight injection molding and one-size-fits-all versatility, perfect for instructional settings.

Frame and deck are made of one-piece injection-molded nylon for superior durability. Made to fit users of all sizes, so your students can strap on and go! Easy-to-use urethane strap system ensures a secure fit. Graphics and binding color vary. Not for use on pavement, asphalt, or other hard surfaces.

Which snowshoes are right for me?

Whether you're learning on the grass of a football field or actually in deep-powder snow, consider the following points when choosing snowshoes:

Material: Aluminum-frame snowshoes with nylon webbing are the most popular. They combine strength with light weight and usually have nylon webbing for traction. Plastic (often nylon) snowshoes are gaining popularity, with a simple one-piece design, molded frame and webbing, and fewer connection points for increased durability.
Fit: Most models are rated by user weight, which determines that snowshoe length. Frame shape also has an impact on fit. Many models have tapered tails for a more ergonomic fit and less splayed stride, which can put strain on leg joints and tendons. Adjustable bindings ensure a secure fit, while rigid bindings are easier for beginners to use.
Poles: Poles provide added stability for the beginner and propulsion for the advanced snowshoer. Their use distributes the generation of power from the legs alone to include the upper body. Poles also make it easier for beginners to keep their heads up and perform maneuvers, such as kick turns.

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