TUBBS SNOW SHOES Flex ESC Snowshoes EU 40-47

The Flex ESC is an excellent way for those new to snowshoeing to become better acquainted with the activity. With all of the functional features you need at a fantastic price, the Flex ESC is a go-to option for winter hikers of all experience levels. Featuring traction rails and the Tubbs toe crampon the Flex ESC brings the needed grip on hard packed trails. For those steeper ascents, we’ve added the ActiveLift™ 16° heel lift to reduce tendon strain and calf fatigue. The composite Torsion Deck™ features the added benefit of the Tubbs Flex Tail™ for a more natural roll from heel to toe. Features: - Snowshoe Category: Trail Walking - Crampon: Tubbs Toe Crampon , Traction Rails - Has Heel Lift: Yes - Binding: Quickpull™ Binding - Articulation: Rotating Toe Cord With Rotation Limiter - Snowshoe Frame: Flex Deck™ - Binding Features: Flatpack Technology: Torsion Deck™: - Tubbs’ advanced Torsion Deck™ allows torsional articulation throughout the body of the snowshoe, enhancing traction, preserving your natural gait, and improving comfort on uneven terrain. Flex Tail™: - The patented FLEX Tail™ technology allows the snowshoe to roll more naturally from heel to toe. The FLEX Tail™ absorbs shock from the heel strike, reducing the amount of stress on joints. Rotating Toe Cord Limiter Articulation System: - The Rotating Toe Cord design enables the tail of the snowshoe to drop, shedding snow and reducing cardio-respiratory strain by 7%, while a Rotation Limiter prevents over-rotation. Quickpull™ Binding: - An intuitive forefoot strap on the QuickPull™ binding cinches easily and unlocks with one buckle push. The pivoting toe stop allows for speedy adjustments, and Control Wings™ keep your heel aligned. Activelift™: - Designed to make steep ascents easier, the ActiveLift™ heel lift reduces calf fatigue and Achilles tendon strain. It can be easily pulled up and down. The 19° Backcountry heel lift is ideal for extreme ascents, while the 16° Day Hiking version is designed for moderate terrain.