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Run Women's
Why run on icy, slushy pavement in the winter? The Run snowshoe is the perfect tool for running enthusiasts to get away from the grind of traffic and stay fit and active when the trails are covered in snow. The crisscross design of the Run binding cinches with one pull and keeps your foot secure without extra weight, and the lightweight aluminum toe and heel crampons provide perfect traction without drag. Spring-Loaded™ Suspension provides deeper penetration of the toe crampon for extra push, and SLS allows natural articulation of the foot for a comfortable running stride. This is a unisex snowshoe.
Specs
Technology
V-Frames
A proprietary Atlas shape, our sturdy aluminum V-Frames are the key to an efficient, natural stride. The V shape tracks straight in deep snow, and the tapered tail pulls less snow as you step forward, saving your energy. The turned-up tail of the V-frame rolls easily into each step for a natural gait. Built with lightweight, durable 6000- and 7000-series aluminum, the V-frames are used on all Atlas snowshoes, including our new Youth Series.
Spring-Loaded™ Suspension
An Atlas tenet from the beginning, Atlas' patented Spring-Loaded™ Suspension (SLS) keeps the snowshoe close underfoot for easy maneuvering and suspends your foot so it can move freely with its intended articulation. The suspension absorbs impact and lets your foot flex naturally side-to-side for a comfortable, stable position on traverses and uneven terrain. SLS enhances traction control too, as the flex provides deeper crampon penetration into the slope, especially on steep or off-angle terrain. See SLS in action!
Nytex Decking
Flexible Nytex decking is forgiving and quiet when hiking in the cold, providing durability without the weight.
Heel Cleat
Our first patent revolutionized snowshoe performance and created an industry standard. The heel cleat adds traction and stability for climbing, descending and traversing varied terrain.
