TSL SNOWSHOES: A REVOLUTION IN SNOWSHOEING

     Remember when wood and cowhide snowshoes were the norm?  Since those days snowshoe design has gone through more than a few changes - the most significant being the diversion from the universally accepted wood framed snowshoes to aluminum frames.

     When these revolutionary snowshoes came to the market people were slow to accept them until they discovered these oddities were more maneuverable, lighter, and less cumbersome than their old snowshoes;  not to mention the bindings were extraordinary.

     Since those days aluminum framed snowshoes have become the norm, and over the last 20 years the only real changes have been in binding technology - until now.  TSL composite snowshoes are changing the way people think about snowshoes. 

     Looking like something from the set of Battlestar Galactica, these revolutionary snowshoes feature one-piece molded frames with crampons that run the entire lenth of the snowshoe.  There are no rivets in the frame and the binding has a rigid platform on a rotating toe cord.  These snowshoes also come with a heel-lift for climbing and a lockdown feature for maneuvering in tight quarters or transportation.

    In order to move forward sometimes you need to start a revolution and that is just what TSL Snowshoes has done.