Snowshoes

Best for beginners

Best stride

Best float

They’re tough and versatile enough to handle abuse in any terrain.

Whether you want to go fast or deep this season, these snowshoes are tops in their class.

These spikes bite into hard-packed snow and ice and are tiny enough for trail running.

Grip on all surfaces is tops, and the hybrid binding allows for a precise and easy fit.

The unusual split-tail design allows each side to grip independently and helps runners move quickly while sidehilling.

These snowshoes stow easily thanks to bindings that lay flat.Why we like them These snowshoes stow easily thanks to bindings that lay flat. Walkability Testers raved about the comfort of these snowshoes. “Because of their slightly narrow frame, the Endea

The binding is secure and quick, and downhill traction is tops.

An innovation in snowshoe design leads to great traction and comfort.

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A basic, affordable snowshoes for the newbies.

For those who prefer vertical to distance, the 438 is your snowshoe.

A woman-specific shoe that will keep your toes warm.

The perfect snowshoe for the those who just want to take a hike over snow.

The name says it all - these shoes let you run.

These shoes will always get you through, regardless of the situation.

Lightweight snowshoes that keeps kids elevated and happy

Float better, move faster with these 7 choices.

Snowshoes built for little feet and short gaits.

Best shoe for the mini mountaineer

Get up close and personal with all those snowshoe parts.

When temps warm but the going's still snowy, strap on snowshoes to reach Washington's hidden camping gems.