Anar sliding snowshoes combine the skiability of traditional hunting and the agility of snowshoes. Suitable for versatile snowy terrains for both professionals and amateurs.
The Anar sliding snowshoe combines the best features of traditional hunting and snowshoeing. Short and wide skis with solid risers and sturdy bindings combine the skiability of hunting with the agility of snowshoes. The sliding snowshoes are suitable for both open fells and denser forest, and the fur on the bottom enables easy walking even on hilly terrain.
The base of the ski curves upwards, so that the base of the ski does not sink into the snow, and reversing and turning in place are easier. The ski, which tapers from the heel, is easy to control.
Anar sliding snowshoes are also a safe choice for those skiing with a pet, because the skis do not have sharp steel edges.
The separately sold universal binding fits any shoe, so for example warm winter or hiking shoes can be worn while skiing with sliding snowshoes.
Please note that when installing the ties, add wood/universal glue to the holes before screwing in the screws. The screws must be screwed in by hand, you don't use a cordless drill.
The ski is available in three different sizes: 120, 145 and 160 cm
Hold hair quality Mohair blend made in Europe
Two shoulders at the bottom (one shoulder in size 160)
A ski that tapers at the back and is easy to control
The heel of the ski curves upwards
Separate ski boots are not needed
Delivery with undercoat installed
Mounting points drilled for ties
NOTE! Ties are sold separately. Product: 102705524 ANAR HIKING SNOWSHOE BINDINGS
Ski selection:
A shorter ski is more agile and is well suited for denser forest or bumpy terrain. As the length shortens, however, the skiability of the ski decreases, i.e. the longer the ski, the more skiable it is. As the length and width of the ski increases, the carrying capacity of the ski also improves. When choosing a ski size, take into account the terrain where you will mainly use the skis and the purpose of the sliding snowshoes. In addition to this, you should consider the size of the user, as the length of the ski also affects the load capacity.