Crescent Moon Trailhawk 27 w/ Spin Binding

Trailhawk 27 Aluminum Snowshoes

It doesn’t get any easier than this. We have put the all-new Spin Binding System on our classic Sawtooth 27 Aluminum Frame, making it the best snowshoes out there! This binding system has one dial that incorporates the heel strap into the binding system, so when you tighten the dial, it pulls everything at once. Then, to get out of the binding, you simply pull the release cord.

This men's and women's snowshoe also has a built-in heel lift to help conquer those hills. This unisex, all terrain snowshoe can handle all snow conditions. Whether you are looking to go in deep powder, steep terrain, packed trails, or a pleasant winter hike on flat terrain, this pair of snowshoes will get you there!

Trailhawk 27 Aluminum Snowshoe Features

• Spin Binding System that secures the entire foot by turning one knob, while getting out of the binding is as easy as pulling one release cord
• Teardrop-shaped frame for a natural stride and optimal flotation and maneuverability
• Flexible, tough decking material for quiet hiking - compared to loud plastic snowshoes
• Built-in integrated heel lift; just lift and use when ascending and disengage for flat hiking
• Closed-toe design secures your foot in all directions - top to bottom, side to side and front to back. No need to over tighten to keep your foot in place
• The lifted tail of the snowshoe follows your foot, instead of dragging on the snow, for easier mobility
• Stainless steel traction from toe to heel crampons.

Features stainless steel aggressive crampons with a main claw immediately below the ball of your foot and at the heel. You can have great confidence in the traction they provide - there will be no slipping or sliding allowed with these all-terrain trail snowshoes, even on hard and icy inclines. Recommended on steep, rolling or flat terrain.

If you're located in the mountains, and you're snowshoeing up long, sustained climbs, a heel lift might be exactly what the doctor ordered. If you're spending most of your time on flatter or rolling terrain, you probably don't need the heel lift.