Tubbs Snowshoes Wilderness Women's Snow Shoes

These are super nice snowshoes! They are really easy to get one, can fit any size foot, and are lightweight! Out of the box they don't feel super light, but once on your foot you barely notice any weight. They also look just like the pictures too. I tried these out and was able to walk easily in them. I also was able to put them on in about 45 seconds per foot. Easy peasy! The recommended weight for these is 120-200lbs, so you have a wide range of people that these accommodate.

Excellent snowshoe. They fit snugly with minimum of effort and adjusting. Great traction on ice and hard pack snow. Handles well through loose powder too. Sheds dry, cold snow from its decking effortlessly. Paired them with Columbia Bugaboots 2 and my feet stay warm and dry. Love them.

Mid range snow shoe and poles but my basket came off while using and when I checked with corporate to order a replacement I was told that they don't have replacement parts. VERY BUMMED!!! I plan to purchase new poles but not from Tubbs!

I have put roughly ten miles on these snowshoes over the course of 3 or 4 hikes. They are holding up really well. On one hike involving a lot of side-hilling I had my boots come out of the bindings 3 times. Not sure why this was, but have not had this issue before or since. They work great with insulated snow boots, hiking boots, and just barely fit my snowboard boots. If the price is right, I would buy these again.After several more hikes and many more miles these shoes are holding up really well. May consider getting the 30" shoes for the really soft powder though.

The women's 21" seems to be defective by design. The footbed is positioned so closely to the deck that the front edge of the footbed catches in the deck with every step. Thought we had just received a defective pair, but Amazon sent out a 2nd pair and the issue is exactly the same. The 2nd pair was actually worse. I also have a pair of the mens 25" Wilderness that are an even bigger joke. I am about at the end of my 2nd season with them and the plate under each binding has cracked in half causing the binding to bounce every step and smack the back of my heel. Nice quality Tubbs. I will try to send these to Tubbs to be fixed. My previous Tubbs lasted for almost 15 years and are still usable today. The new Wilderness series does not compare.

I am having a blast showshoeing around the trails here and enjoying the snow. I had no trouble getting used to them - It took a few steps that is all. I posted photos and videos on Facebook. I am so glad I got them. They are easy to put on and take off. I am 74 and have arthritis in my hands so that is important to me.

My low rating has nothing to do with the actual product, I love these shoes. My issue is that I ordered them, received them, only to find that I received used snowshoes. There are scratches on the metal frame, the paint on the screws inside the foot piece is worn off, there is some discoloration on the platform material, and the foam around the foot straps is marked up. Annoyed that I thought I was buying new and received used.

I've only gotten to use these once since I've bought them as we've had a very mild winter in CNY this year, but they worked wonderfully for that one outing. They are very light weight and comfortable for long hikes.