MSR Denali Evo snowshoes are high-tech tools for winter backcountry adventures. They represent the evolution of MSR’s proven Denali design and construction method which revolutionized the snowshoe industry in 1995. The Evo Ascent is the premier snowshoe offering in MSR’s snowshoe collection, featuring the same great traction and modular design as the Denali
Classic and
Ascent snowshoes with a redesigned deck, binding and crampon to improve backcountry performance and usability.
- Unparalleled Traction
Steel crampons, traction blades with integrated saber teeth and molded braking bars in deck provide unmatched traction.
- Reliable- Proven materials
Construction methods and improved design result in an extremely durable snowshoe.
- Versatile
6" Evo flotation tails allow you to fine tune your shoes to the snow conditions and pack weight. (sold separately)
- Acommodates Large Boots
Enlarged boot hole allows use of snowboard and/or ski boots.
- Easy to Use
New, Evo stand-up binding allows easy entry and exit from the snowshoe.
- Climb Easier
Televator™ Heel Lifter reduces calf fatigue to make climbing easier and more efficient.
- Walk with a More Natural Gait
Evo deck with tapered tip and tail makes walking in the shoes easier and more natural.
- Secure Fit
Crampon extension plate eliminates heel drift and four-strap binding provides a great fit and a secure attachment to the snowshoe.
Pricing
Retail price: $199.95 (US)
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Alpinist - Dec 3, 2003 10:19 pm - Voted 5/5
Awesome snowshoes!Flotation is very good. I have not had to use the 6" tails yet, but they attach easily enough. The heel lifters are also easy to use and are well designed. They are easy to engage/disengage and really take the strain off of the calf muscles while climbing uphill.
The only downside is that the plastic is a bit noisy when I crossed some rocky areas. However, I think It's a small price to pay for the quality that you get.
Bottom line - these are awesome snowshoes and they have performed flawlessly.
Update: A couple of the plastic clips that hold the excess straps in place have broken off. You should consider getting a couple of spares and bringing them with you on your trips. MSR sent me several spare clips at no charge.