Crescent Moon Gold 10 Snowshoe Kit Including Heel Lift and Poles

Everything you need for your snowshoe outing, including a set of 10 x 32 backcountry rated snowshoes, with heel lifters, and a pair of adjustable poles. Crescent Moon is known for its secure-fit binding system and unique tear-drop shaped frames which make hiking and climbing far easier than any other design. And a brand new feature has been added to this packaged deal, makes this a great value.....the heel lift. When you're climbing up a long steep trail, you'll appreciate the heel lift as it raises the back of your foot by nearly 2 inches and virtually "flattens" the hike. The heel lift rotates into, and out of, position with a simple twist and makes a steep climb meek and manageable - it's without a doubt the best heel lift design on any snowshoe available. Add a pair of adjustable poles with flip-locks and you're ready for every trail, every snow covered park, hill, field, forest and mountain from Maine to California. From beginners to experts, this all-inclusive package offered by Crescent Moon is an outstanding value. Crescent Moon has been making snowshoes in Boulder, CO for nearly 20 years. Your Gold 10 Backcountry snowshoes have a limited lifetime warranty on workmanship and materials, wear and tear excluded. Crescent Moon Snowshoes are used in many of Colorado's premier nordic centers because of their durability, ease of use, and most of all, because the bindings are recognized world wide as the most comfortable and secure designs of all snowshoes. Enjoy the winter and get set with everything you need from Crescent Moon Snowshoes.

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