The single best accessory you'll ever have for snowshoeing! 6 ml of closed cell polyurethane wrapped entirely around your feet and over your most comfortable performance shoes will keep you warm, dry and very lightweight when you snowshoe. The CMS booties fit up to size 12 and allow you to wear you're running shoes, or lightweight hiking boots or any other athletic shoe to compliment the excellent design of the SPL binding systems on all the Crescent Moon snowshoes.
Purchase USD$45 or more and get free shipping. The Crescent Moon Snowshoes Booties for Snowshoeing is available through Altrec.com.
Jasper
- February 8, 2011
Booties for Snowshoeing
I'm so happy to have these. I bought a pair for my wife also. Perfect answer to having 2 sets of hiking boots (winter and summer) now my light weight summer boots are year round.
Snowshoe1
- December 6, 2010
GREAT Product!
My wife and I are new to showshoeing. We had been looking at gaiters online when I found these Crescent Moon Snow Booties. We have been so happy with them, that we would recommend them to anyone. Not only do they fit great, but they allow for full ankle movement with no restrictions. We have even worn our non-waterproof crosstrainers under the snow booties and our shoes, socks, and feet have remained warm and dry. These items are a must have!
Sarah K Tasian
- November 10, 2010
These booties are made of very thick neoprene and have an additional reinforced toe. Sizing range worked well for us.
Tacy Cook
- February 9, 2010
Better than could ever imagine
I had my doubts when I ordered the snowshoe booties,but gave them a try, anyway. Turned out to be an excellent purchase! I snowshoe run, wearing trail runner shoes. Though I rarely get my feet wet, my feet were always slightly cold. The booties took care of the problem. No perceived added weight, warm feet, and dry socks - what a concept!
ChuckSmoothe
- December 12, 2010
Very good product
Fit is good. I wear a size 11 mens shoe and am satisfied with the large size I purchased. Warmth is great since wearing my running shoes is preferred when on the trail. Only negative is that the heal floats up slightly above the top of the back of my shoe which allows snow in in deep powder.
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