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Atlas Snowshoes
Helium BC Snowshoe

2 out of 5 stars
1 Review
$209.95
Color:Red

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Why We Like The Helium BC Snowshoe

We like the Atlas Helium BC Snowshoe because it prioritizes weight savings to keep our legs fresh and allow us to venture further than ever into the backcountry. The Helium Crampon provides traction despite being the lightest crampon in the line, meanwhile the composite helium deck sheds snow, allowing us to keep moving forward.


Details

  • Lightweight snowshoes built for high speed backcountry performance
  • Packflat binding accommodates mountaineering and snowboard boots
  • Helium crampon balances weight savings with exceptional grip
  • Aluminum traction rails allow flex for a natural stride and gait
  • 19° heel lift offers comfortable uphill performance on steeps
  • Item #ATLH11F
Deck Material
Helium composite
Crampon Material
steel
Dimensions
23in, 26in
Surface Area
[26in] 175sq in
Binding
PackFlat (urethane z-strap)
Heel Risers
19°
Side Rails
anodized aluminum
Recommended User Weight
[23in] 80 - 160lb, [26in] 150 - 220lb
Claimed Weight
[26in] 3lb 3oz
Activity
backcountry snoeshoeing, backcountry snowboarding
Manufacturer Warranty
limited lifetime

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2 out of 5 stars

February 14, 2022

High expectations

Familiarity:
I've put it through the wringer

When I first got the snowshoes I was very impressed the binding system is very secure once you get used to using them. No hotspots or pinching in the snow shoes are extremely light which is very nice on longer hikes. Unfortunately on my third hike after 20 or so miles I noticed the rear of my left snowshoe was curling up like a canoe. After stopping to take a closer look I noticed the two rivets holding the back of the side traction rails to the plastic deck pulled through their plastic mounts. My wife has the same snowshoes but at the same time but the smaller version hers seem to be fine at the time but after getting home and closer examination we saw one of hers and pulled through the plastic melt at the same point. We are hoping we got a bad pair for my bad batch of plastic as these are our favorite snowshoes in very light with good traction. I know this is the first year with the red plastic decking and I don't know if they get the plastic from another source we are currently starting the warranty process I will update after this is complete in if the snow shoes hold up. If the breaking in durability was a fluke these would be a five star snowshoe.

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