Atlas 925 Snowshoe - Traverse any snow trail with ease when you take it on with the 925 Snowshoe by Atlas®.
Built with lightweight, durable 6000- and 7000-series aluminum.
Turned-up tail of the V-frame rolls easily into each step for a natural gait.
, and the tapered tail pulls less snow as you step forward, saving your energy.
Sturdy aluminum V-Frames are the key to an efficient, natural stride.
Flexible Nytex™ decking is forgiving and quiet when hiking in the cold, providing durability without the weight.
Tri-Cleat provides three planes of grip for security on rolling terrain and a no-twist step.
Wrapp™ Trail bindings are easy to enter and exit while cradling the foot securely.
All-Trac™ toe crampon provides traction in all directions.
Wider traction tabs on the sides and corners complement sharp front and rear points for confident hiking.
Free-Rotating™ Suspension cushions each step, allowing for natural articulation of the foot with minimal resistance and unparalleled freedom of movement.
Atlas suspension platforms Spring-Loaded™ Suspension and Free-Rotating™ Suspension, suspend your foot so it can move freely, absorbing impact and letting your foot flex naturally side-to-side on traverses and uneven terrain enhancing traction.
Imported.
Built with lightweight, durable 6000- and 7000-series aluminum.
Turned-up tail of the V-frame rolls easily into each step for a natural gait.
, and the tapered tail pulls less snow as you step forward, saving your energy.
Sturdy aluminum V-Frames are the key to an efficient, natural stride.
Flexible Nytex™ decking is forgiving and quiet when hiking in the cold, providing durability without the weight.
Tri-Cleat provides three planes of grip for security on rolling terrain and a no-twist step.
Wrapp™ Trail bindings are easy to enter and exit while cradling the foot securely.
All-Trac™ toe crampon provides traction in all directions.
Wider traction tabs on the sides and corners complement sharp front and rear points for confident hiking.
Free-Rotating™ Suspension cushions each step, allowing for natural articulation of the foot with minimal resistance and unparalleled freedom of movement.
Atlas suspension platforms Spring-Loaded™ Suspension and Free-Rotating™ Suspension, suspend your foot so it can move freely, absorbing impact and letting your foot flex naturally side-to-side on traverses and uneven terrain enhancing traction.
Imported.
Fabric:
- Abrasion-resistant, lightweight Nytex™ nylon decks stay flexible when cold and stand up to the elements for lasting use
Fit:
- Wrapp™ Trail bindings use a continuous webbing design that tightens snugly with a single pull; bindings also cradle feet and arches for a secure, comfortable fit
Frame:
- Aluminum V-frame produces an efficient, natural stride
- Durable frames are crafted from 6061 aluminum to create a stiff yet lightweight chassis
Weather and Wind:
- V-shape tracks straight in deep snow
- Flexible Nytex decking is forgiving and quiet when hiking in the cold, providing durability without the weight
- Tapered tail pulls less snow as you step forward, saving your energy
- Increased rotation of the snowshoe lets the nose float easily over new snow
- The result of the design is that freedom of movement is increased, the toe crampon can bite into snow better and the foot is allowed a more natural rotation
Traction and Grip:
- Tri-cleat of tempered steel provides traction under the heel in any direction
- Steel toe crampons supply sure-footed traction on icy and snowy terrain; heel crampons increase traction while traversing and descending
Suspension:
- Free-Rotating Suspension allows the foot to rest naturally while the deck conforms to the terrain
- Free-Rotating™ Suspension lets the binding rotate much farther forward than previous Atlas designs, freeing up the stride and reducing the amount of tail flip
Features:
- Integrated forward limiter prevents over-rotation of the snowshoe and painful shin-bang
- Turned-up tail rolls easily into each step for a natural gait
- Nose and tail shapes are optimized to provide a balanced platform for stable footing and facilitate an easy, natural stride
- One pull on the binding handle snugs the entire binding around your instep, toe and heel
- Recommended load specification for the Atlas 925 snowshoes includes weight of hiker with gear
REI
The Atlas 925 snowshoes provide good traction and flotation across rolling terrain and groomed trails, making them great for beginning and experienced snowshoers alike.
Imported.
Christy Sports
A new era in Atlas suspension! The 9 Series FRS snowshoe uses our patent-pending Free-Rotating Suspension (FRS) for natural articulation of the foot over uneven and sidehill terrain with minimal resistance – providing the most comfortable, forgiving stride. FRS flexes the 6061 aluminum proprietary V-Frame with each step, giving the toe traction deeper purchase. The flexible Wrapp bindings tighten easily and cradle the foot securely. Even in the dead cold of winter, the Nytex decking is both flexible and durable. Whether you’re new to snowshoeing or looking for Atlas technology at a great value, the new 9 Series FRS is built to explore winter’s rolling terrain.
Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS)
Increased natural articulation, greater freedom of movement, the new Atlas 9 series makes the outdoors more accessible to anyone who decides to put them on.
Average Price History:
| Activity: | Snowshoeing |
|---|---|
| Avg. Weight (Pair): | 4 lb. 1 oz. |
| Crampon Material: | Tempered steel |
| Deck material: | Nytex nylon |
| Dimensions: | 8.5 x 25 inches |
| Frame Material: | 6061 aluminum |
| Has Crampons?: | Yes |
| Heel crampon: | Yes |
| Heel lift: | No |
| Instep crampon: | Yes |
| Lateral crampon: | No |
| Load: | 120-200 lbs. |
| Primary Terrain: | Gentle |
| Recommended Use: | Recreation |
| Recommended load: | 120 - 200 pounds |
| Size: | 25 in. |
| Snowshoe terrain: | Rolling terrain |
| Surface area: | 176 sq in. |
| User Weight: | 120-200 lb. |
| Weight: | 4.22 lbs. |
| Weight per pair: | 4 lbs. 3oz. |
Compare specifications to related products.
Similar Products:
 | Atlas 925 FRS Snowshoe | $143.99 |
 | Atlas 925 Snowshoe Kit | $152.99 |
 | Atlas 925 Trail Walking Snowshoe | $127.96 |
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Atlas 925 Snowshoe Reviews:
Positive Reviews:
My first snowshoe
Keep in mind, I'd only rented snow shoes once prior to purchasing these, so I don't have much experience with snow shoes.
Since my purchase, I've gone on two (5-7) mile hikes in these and am very happy with their performance. They are lightweight, and the ability of the binding to rotate seems to really help when traversing uneven terrain.
I find them very easy to get on, but I always seem to have trouble getting them off quickly.
Two features that I'd like to try that these do not have:
1) the flip up bar towards the heel to assist with long uphill climbs. After summiting a few peaks, I can see how that would be helpful
2) a spring binding that keeps the tail end up when you step to make stepping over obstacles and backing up easier. - I got into an area on our second hike with some fallen trees in about 4 ft of snow and it was tricky to navigate with the tail end flopping around.
I went with the smallest size for my height and weight (6'2" - 175) as I don't see myself backpacking through the snow anytime soon. Only once or twice is some really deep, fresh snow, did I feel like a larger shoe would have been nice.
Since my purchase, I've gone on two (5-7) mile hikes in these and am very happy with their performance. They are lightweight, and the ability of the binding to rotate seems to really help when traversing uneven terrain.
I find them very easy to get on, but I always seem to have trouble getting them off quickly.
Two features that I'd like to try that these do not have:
1) the flip up bar towards the heel to assist with long uphill climbs. After summiting a few peaks, I can see how that would be helpful
2) a spring binding that keeps the tail end up when you step to make stepping over obstacles and backing up easier. - I got into an area on our second hike with some fallen trees in about 4 ft of snow and it was tricky to navigate with the tail end flopping around.
I went with the smallest size for my height and weight (6'2" - 175) as I don't see myself backpacking through the snow anytime soon. Only once or twice is some really deep, fresh snow, did I feel like a larger shoe would have been nice.
Negative Reviews:
Not worth the price
Bought these to upgrade from some Yukon Charlies and guy at REI store they were as good as MSRs- so tried them out. Shoes were easy to put on, but echo the comment of others that the bindings stiffen up when they get ice on them and hard to release. They didn't have as much bite as the YCs (and not even close to MSRs) and with a different shape of the cleat found that I almost tripped once or twice walking up hill with them (hasn't happened with other types I'm used). Quality of the shoe appeared a bit better than the YCs, but otherwise disappointed and returned them.
