Snowshoes (Specify Part Number When Placing Hold)
(Atlas)
Author
Published
2025
Status
Swampscott - Library of Things
Alps 27 inch Adult Snowshoes
1 available
Alps 27 inch Adult Snowshoes
1 available
Swampscott - Library of Things
Chinook 14 Inch Kids Snowshoes
1 available
Chinook 14 Inch Kids Snowshoes
1 available
Swampscott - Library of Things
Yukon 825 25 inch Adult Snowshoes
1 available
Yukon 825 25 inch Adult Snowshoes
1 available
Copies
| Volume | Location | Call Number | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Swampscott - Library of Things | Alps 27 inch Adult Snowshoes | Available |
| 2 | Swampscott - Library of Things | Chinook 14 Inch Kids Snowshoes | Available |
| 3 | Swampscott - Library of Things | Yukon 825 25 inch Adult Snowshoes | Available |
| 4 | Swampscott - Library of Things | Atlas Mini Blue 17 inch Kids Snowshoes | Available |
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Format
Atlas
Physical Desc
4 pairs of assorted sizes/brands of snowshoes in individual bags. Alps 27 inch snowshoes with 2 poles and carrying case. Yukon 825 25 inch snowshoes with 2 poles and carrying case. Atlas Min Blue 17 inch snowshoes with 2 poles and carrying case. Chinook Kids 14 inch snowshoes with carrying case.
Language
English
Notes
Description
AIl items must be picked up and returned to the Swampscott Public Library
Description
Must be 18+ to check items out! Children's sizes maximum weight limit is 80 lbs. Adult sizes maximum weight limit is 225 lbs.
Description
1 - 4 users
Description
ALPS (Adult 27 inch, maximum weight 225 lbs) series of snowshoes, produced by ALPS Mountaineering. These snowshoes are designed for mountain terrain, offering features like a longer, V-shaped tail for efficiency on ascents and descents, and a larger surface area for enhanced flotation in varied snow conditions. They are best suited for experienced hikers and winter campers who traverse mountainous landscapes with deep snow. Yukon 825 (Adult 25 inch, maximum weight 200 lbs) snowshoes, part of the Yukon Charlie's "National Park Series" or "Mountain Profile Series," are durable, traditional-style snowshoes made with an aluminum frame. The 825 designation refers to their size (8 inches by 25 inches) and a recommended load capacity of up to 200 lbs, making them suitable for adults exploring varied winter terrain, from hard-packed trails to less aggressive backcountry use. Chinook (Child 14-inch, maximum weight 80 lbs) snowshoes for kids, are designed for young children and feature an aluminum frame, UV-resistant polyethylene decking, and freeze-resistant ratchet bindings for a secure fit. They typically have heel crampons for traction and come with a carry bag, sometimes with backpack straps, to make transport easier. These snowshoes are suitable for packed snow and light trails, helping kids enjoy winter outings. Atlas (Child 17 inch, maximum weight 80 lbs) mini blue snowshoes are small snowshoes, approximately 17 inches long, designed for children to learn and enjoy snowshoeing. These snowshoes feature a durable plastic construction, a comfortable strap system for easy fitting, and are blue in color. They are specifically designed for younger users to leave fun snowflake prints in the snow and foster a love for winter activities.
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APA Citation, 7th Edition (Style Guide)
Swampscott Public Library. (2025). Snowshoes (Specify Part Number When Placing Hold).
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 18th Edition (Style Guide)Swampscott Public Library. 2025. Snowshoes (Specify Part Number When Placing Hold).
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 18th Edition (Style Guide)Swampscott Public Library. Snowshoes (Specify Part Number When Placing Hold). , 2025.
UCL Harvard Citation (Style Guide)Swampscott Public Library. (2025). Snowshoes (specify part number when placing hold).
MLA Citation, 9th Edition (Style Guide)Swampscott Public Library. Snowshoes (Specify Part Number When Placing Hold). 2025.
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