https://www.msrgear.com/snowshoes/as....html?srd=true
Now! with toes stops.
They won't sell the whole binding separately but...
https://www.amazon.com/MSR-Snowshoe-.../dp/B07WRS712G
Looking forward a review here.
Cheers
https://www.msrgear.com/snowshoes/as....html?srd=true
Now! with toes stops.
They won't sell the whole binding separately but...
https://www.amazon.com/MSR-Snowshoe-.../dp/B07WRS712G
Looking forward a review here.
Cheers
I was lucky enough to be part of the testing group last year and have 100+ miles on them. I really like the new design over the old one, less stuff to fiddle with. Downhills are nicer. I broke my foot in the fall before testing and found them to be more comfortable with fewer pressure points. I miss the strap redundancy for worst case scenarios but the new binding has shown very little wear so far. Prone to snow building up in the mesh in spring conditions, which was annoying but not a dealbreaker. If you've been looking for an excuse to add to your snowshoe inventory, between this and the updated crampons 2 seasons ago, this might be it. The binding is interchangable with the old posilocks. I've been switching them back and forth between my Revos and LAs depending on conditions and use case.
Appears you can't get them to work with existing MSRs though, or am I wrong? Thanks for posting. Looks like an improvement for those of us susceptible to cold hands and fingers.
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Is the binding swap just a matter of drilling out the rivets on the older shoes and bolting the Paragon onto the remaining plates as needed?
Any pics?
$319 for snowshoes. Holy moly.
Sure. Why not.
Ahhh. Of course. Thanks JnB.
#300 is steep. Thats why I was hoping they would sell just the binding. I may get the webbing and try to rig something.
But I have had my Evos for years and years with no troubles at all.
Looks user friendly as far as putting them on but they look as if field repair ability could be difficult. The red rubber webbing connection with the pin at the toe especially.
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