Tubbs Women's Wilderness Series
Official snowshoe of the Tubbs Romp to Stomp® Series
What makes Tubbs women's specific snowshoes different?
Women, on average, have a shorter walking stride than men. Likewise, on average, they have smaller boot volumes, and a different walking gait. And of course, women have their own sense of color and aesthetics, whether in gear or apparel.
Through extensive research, Tubbs debuted the first women's specific snowshoes in 1998. Today's all new Wilderness Series offers the perfect combination of performance, comfort and convenience.
- NEW Fit-Step™ ergonomically tapered frame with slightly upturned tail reduces muscular skeletal fatigue and enhances comfort on descent.
- Rotating toe cord is efficient and effective, with a proven 7% reduction in energy output. Three planes of rotation optimize stability, control and traction.
- Women's specific 180™ binding offers 'step in' convenience and padded comfort. Patented Control Wings™ custom fit women's boots to size 11, directionally aligning the boot for locomotive ease.
- Stainless steel Talon™ crampon system with compact, jagged teeth for secure grip on ascent, descent and side slope traverse.
Tubbs donates $5 per pair sold to Susan G. Komen for the Cure®
Buy any pair of Tubbs women's specific Wilderness Series snowshoes and help fight breast cancer! Tubbs donates $5 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure to further breast cancer research and prevention, to fund community-based grants for breast health education, and to enhance the availability of screening and treatment for the medically underserved.
Since inception in 1982, Susan G. Komen for the Cure has awarded more than 1,000 breast cancer research grants totaling more than $180 million. Susan G. Komen for the Cure remains the nation's largest private provider of funds for breast cancer research and community outreach
