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Overview
About Redfeather Vapor Cross-Country Snowshoes - 21"
Closeouts. Designed for advanced racing performance on groomed trails, Redfeather Vapor 21" cross-country snowshoes feature ultralight FLD (Feather Light Design) Technology, flexible cross-country bindings and a Live-Action Hinge that allows you to ramp up your speed even more.
- Best for racing on groomed trails
- Live-Action Hinge lifts the tail of the shoe from the snow with every step for added mobility and speed
- FLD (Feather Light Design) Technology
- Titanium crampons for lightweight, reliable performance
- Hypalon II® high-performance decking and binding material is lightweight and extremely resistant to abrasion, punctures and wear
- Cross-country bindings are ultralight and flexible
- Meet all USSSA requirements
- Dimensions (LxW): 21x7-1/2"
- Weight capacity: Up to 190 lb.
- Weight: 2 lb. 7 oz.
- Material:
- Frame: Extruded 6000 series aluminum tube, powder coated
- Deck: Hypalon II®
- Bindings: Urethane strapping
- Crampons: Titanium
- Made in USA
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Reviewed by Anonymous from NJ on Monday, March 24, 2014
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5.0 out of 5 stars. AwesomeReviewed by Anonymous from NJ on Monday, March 24, 2014This snowshoes are lot better than MSR lightning ascent.....
I only used once but I love them, I always keep falling in my MSR but I could literally run without hiking pole.... Great so far let's see how durable they are !!! -
5.0 out of 5 stars. LOVE THESE SNOWSHOESVerified Buyer Reviewed by jenmenke from Minnesota on Thursday, February 21, 2013I bought these for use running in snow that wasn't sufficiently deep enough to warrant the use of my bigger snowshoes for a heart-thumping hike, but too deep (or unevenly crusty and slippery paths made on previous runs) for my running shoe/yaktrax combo.
And I LOVE them. I was concerned about the snow flipping up and hitting my back, but it hasn't been a big deal at all. I run in the woods and marshes around my house in Minnesota on ungroomed trails. It is hard to run on my own trails after a few times, but it isn't a problem to just blaze a new trail. It's hard going and you do have to run slower or risk laying down and dying as your heart explodes from exertion. But I'm sure when I'm back on the gravel road again this summer, I'll be in better shape than ever (even though it's hard to hear my Nike+Run app voice announce my mile times as 15 minutes -- or even 16! It's just that much harder to run in crusty snow!
I find that when I do run across a snowmobile trail and hop on it to run for a while, that the cleats sort of bug me since I feel them more, but you do get used to it. -
5.0 out of 5 stars. Running in Redfeather SnowshoesVerified Buyer Reviewed by Recon Ranger from Yelm, Washington on Tuesday, February 5, 2013I got these "vapor" snowshoes in order to cross train to add a little diversity in my running work-outs and they are great! I highly recommend them for jogging and running during the winter in the woods if you are tired of training in town. I also have an older set of Redfeather "explore" snowshoes that I used every year to get out and about with some hiking off of the beaten path and love them.
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5.0 out of 5 stars. Easy and funVerified Buyer Reviewed by 2g from Northern New Mexico on Tuesday, January 1, 2013These snowshoes are so easy to run in that I almost forget that I have them on. The bindings are a little more difficult to put on than my last pair but definitely worth the extra work
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4.0 out of 5 stars. Light and fast: well built.Reviewed by I'd rather be skiing from Fairbanks, AK on Friday, January 27, 2012Did an 8km race in these and they worked great.
Actual tag on snowshoes indicates NO upper weight restriction for use on firm trails. I weigh 190 lbs and they worked fine for running on firm trails. The heel plate is mounted a little far forward for my size 12 running shoe, but it was not noticeable. You might notice it only on the hardest packed trails. Straps held well at -15F. Somehow some fine snow got inside the tubing and melted out later on my entryway floor.- Best Uses: Racing on firm trails
- Cons: Heel plate position
- Pros: Appearance, Good Traction, Lightweight, Sturdy
