The PERFECT Snowshoes Only Have 1 Flaw | TSL Symbioz Snowshoes Review

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[@krimke881]

FINALLY someone who review the TSL's,

[@IdRatherBeHiking]

They are king, I love em

[@BackcountryTreks]

MSR televators are super simple to engage or disengage with a trekking pole. I like my MSRs but I don’t love them. They’re a bit clunky and they kinda suck when descending . Might have to try out TSLs. Thanks for sharing this.

[@nolacoolsim384]

Lots of great information

[@fredrando_ch9312]

upgraded from very clunky and noisy MSR EVO to the hyperflex and it's much easier to walk and especially descend but...I found a flaw for me...the vertical grip when ascending 40-50% slopes is not enough the MSR had a wide vertical "plate" at the front and it helped me climb my summer hiking trails in winter, but it's bad for walking, the angled claw in front of the TSl on the other hand doesn't "plant" you in the snow or ice but allows you to run if you want to, overall the TSL are still way better and higher quality, I have the tsl hyperflex with BOA tightening system and it's priceless for quick equip unequip, last session was 9.2miles 2135ft up and down with same conditions as 3min50 planned to do more but opening a trail in fresh snow was super tiring

[@IdRatherBeHiking]

I agree with you at very steep angles the msr may be a bit better but TSL addressed this with a new pair of snowshoes they just made the highlander which have side teeth that are much more aggressive then MSR without the clunky chunky walking.

[@fredEVOIX]

nice thanks for the information

[@TSLOUTDOOR]

🤩🤩🤩 Thanks a lot

[@TonyChin226]

This dudes hair is wild. I can’t tell if he’s 45 or 16….

[@IdRatherBeHiking]

Neither! I just turned 77 last week

[@SteveMartinUSA]

You made it look easy to put them on, but you didn't say that you have to pre-adjust the forward/backward slide with just your shoe mounted. Yeah, if these are for one person that always wears the same shoes then these are a bit faster to put on than Evo Ascents, but with the Evo it make no difference what shoes you wear, or who's wearing them. I haven't got the hang of adjusting the forward / backward except you can't do it with your shoes on. I didn't hear what your one flaw was...

[@imadethedevildoityea]

Are these the Elite model of the Symbioz Hyperflex? Any thoughts on the differences between the Original model and the Elite?

[@IdRatherBeHiking]

its mostly in the buckles, one has a boa tightening system, another straps.

[@whiteriver8428]

Отличные снегоступы!

[@hanzo52]

That terrain would be quicker and easier without snow shoes. I don't get why people want so much extra weight on their feet