Unconditional 100% Satisfaction Guarantee! I'm so glad I learned how to do this! Keep “ great” in the Great Outdoors all winter long! Snowshoeing and Cross-Country Skiing are wonderful activities because: • they're easy to do anywhere: at a park, in the woods, or on a soccer field. • they both offer a full-body aerobic workout that utilizes the muscles in the shoulders, back, chest, abs, and legs. • they help improve coordination and balance. ClassPlus™ Snowshoeing Packs The most complete and convenient way to introduce your class of 24 to the heart- pumping activity of snowshoeing! A completely ready to use out-of-the-box pack, including snowshoes, carry bags, helpful resource book, and more. Redfeather ® Hike snowshoes have an easy- to-use stainless-steel crampon system, powder-coated to prevent build-up of snow and ice. Bindings feature nylon-web straps for easy adjustments to any size boot. Telescoping aluminum trekking poles (Deluxe Packs only) fit a variety of users by expanding 25"L to 55"L; provide greater balance and an upper-body workout. Each Junior and Senior High ClassPlus ™ Packs contains: • 24 pr Redfeather ® Hike Snowshoes • 24 pr Trekking Poles (Deluxe Packs Only) • 24 ea Snowshoe Carry Bags • 1 ea Snowshoeing: From Novice to Master Book Junior High ClassPlus ™ Snowshoeing Packs. Snowshoe Sizes: 12 pr ea 22"L x 8"W (up to 150 lb), 10 pr ea 25"L x 8"W (up to 175 lb), 2 pr ea 30"L x 9"W (up to 220 lb ). GP75-666 Basic Junior High Snowshoeing Pack (No Poles) ................ Pack $2,769.00 GP75-667 Deluxe Junior High Snowshoeing Pack (with 24 Poles) ........... Pack 3,999.00 Senior High ClassPlus™ Snowshoeing Packs. Snowshoe Sizes: 4 pr ea 22"L x 8"W (up to 150 lb), 12 pr ea 25"L x 8"W (up to 175 lb), 6 pr ea 30"L x 9"W (up to 220 lb), 2 pr ea 36"L x 9 1 / 2 "W (over 220 lb). GP75-668 Basic Senior High Snowshoeing Pack (No Poles) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pack $2,899.00 GP75-669 Deluxe Senior High Snowshoeing Pack (with 24 Poles) . . . . . . . . . . Pack 4,469.00 Redfeather ® Hike™ Snowshoes/Poles Sets Conveniently outfit smaller groups of students or add on to our ClassPlus™ Pack. Sets include a pair of snowshoes with easy on/off adjustable bindings, 3-section telescoping trekking poles that expand from 32"L to 55"L, and a nylon carry bag to transport it all. Poles also sold separately. GP75-625 22"L x 8"W (up to 150 lb) ................ Set $179.00 GP75-626 25"L x 8"W (up to 175 lb) ................ Set 189.00 GP75-627 30"L x 9"W (up to 220 lb) ................ Set 199.00 GP75-628 36"L x 9 1/2 "W (over 220 lb) ............... Set 209.00 GP75-649 Trekking Poles Only ................... Pr 74.95 Redfeather ® Hike™ Snowshoes Our most popular snowshoes are lightweight, with a round-tail design for exceptional flotation. Aluminum-alloy frame, polyvinyl decking, and easy-to-use stainless steel crampon system, powder-coated to prevent build-up of snow and ice. Easy on/off adjustable nylon-web bindings keep heels free and feet properly aligned. Spring-loaded binding reduces fatigue by snapping back into place. Suitable for snow, ice, grass, and sand. Not for use on pavement, asphalt, or other hard surfaces. GP17-705 22"L x 8"W (up to 150 lb) ........... Pr $ 99.95 GP10-241 25"L x 8"W (up to 175 lb) ........... Pr 109.00 GP10-242 30"L x 9"W (up to 220 lb) ........... Pr 119.00 NEW GP75-623 36"L x 9 1/ 2"W (over 220 lb) .......... Pr 129.00 Deluxe Senior High Pack shown Whether you're learning on the grass of a football field or playground or actually in deep-powder snow, consider the following points when choosing snowshoes: Material. Aluminum-frame snowshoes with nylon webbing are the most popular. They combine strength with light weight and usually have nylon webbing for traction. Plastic (often nylon) snowshoes are gaining popularity, with a simple one-piece design, molded frame and webbing, and fewer connection points for increased durability. Poles. Poles provide added stability for the beginner and the advanced snowshoer. Their use distributes the generation of power from the legs alone to include the upper body. Poles also make it easier for beginners to keep their heads up and perform maneuvers, such as kick turns. Fit. Most models are rated by user weight, which determines the snowshoe length. Look also to frame shape for its impact on fit. Many models have tapered tails for a more ergonomic fit and less splayed stride, which can put strain on leg joints and tendons. Which snowshoes are right for me? 128 E E 128-129_E.indd 2 11/8/09 1:00:44 PM