As far as trail walking goes, Atlas 10 Series snowshoes are one of the best models you can get, not only for its performance but also for its price. The manufacturer claims they’re ideal for the all-terrain conditions. In our view, however, they’re best used in rolling hills and meadows. You can find a lot of snowshoe trails across the states in this type of terrain. The snow is mostly groomed and packed, and there are a few moderate slopes here and there. That’s exactly where these snowshoes shine on. We’ll walk you through the nitty-gritty stuff that makes Atlas 10 Series, though not perfect, a great snowshoe for recreational applications.
Atlas 10 Series Snowshoes Review – In a Nutshell
What's Hot
- V-frames boost overall movability
- Lightweight construction
- Adequate traction for rolling hills
- Secure and comfortable bindings
- SLS system improves maneuverability on hard pack
- Best for beginner and intermediate snowshoers
What's Not
- Binding straps can be annoying to deal with
- Flotation isn’t too good in fresh powder
Flotation
Atlas 10 Series snowshoes come with the company’s proprietary V-shaped frames that have the