The Tubbs Napsack Small 8 x 25 has adjustable shoulder straps hold this anatomically designed pack snug against your back for hands-free movement and easy access.
The Tubbs Panoramic snowshoe has quickly become a favorite of the snowshoeing community! Sitting at the top of our Day Hiking category it is a well-rounded, user-friendly and versatile snowshoe that’s at home in all types of terrain and snow conditions.
The Tubbs Panoramic snowshoe has quickly become a favorite of the snowshoeing community! Sitting at the top of our Day Hiking category it is a well-rounded, user-friendly and versatile snowshoe that’s at home in all types of terrain and snow conditions.
Instill a love of winter at a young age with the Tubbs Snowball, the perfect snowshoe for kids ages 4-8. The QuickLock™ binding is secure and comfortable while providing easy on and off for kids and parents alike.
The Storm 19 is a true kid-friendly model, boasting functional features and a cool look! Best for kids ages 6-10, this unisex snowshoe might look like mom and dad’s, but it features a tapered frame shape built to accommodate a smaller stance.
The Tubbs Trail Walking Poles are the perfect companions to our snowshoes for hikes in flat to moderate terrain. These poles are crafted from 6000 series aluminum and feature a seamless 2-part shaft, twist-lock adjustment, a rubber grip and steel tips.
The top snowshoe in our Trail Walking category, the Tubbs Wayfinder is updated with fresh art and colors for the 20/21 season and ready to hit the trails.
The best way to start snowshoeing! The Tubbs Xplore’s snowshoe minimalist design has everything you need and nothing you don’t. It brings a classic aesthetic and shape that is approachable by all levels of snowshoers at an excellent price.
The best way to start snowshoeing! The Tubbs Xplore’s snowshoe minimalist design has everything you need and nothing you don’t. It brings a classic aesthetic and shape that is approachable by all levels of snowshoers at an excellent price.
Use this Vauhti Anti-Ice Crown/Zero In temperatures around zero degrees, fresh snow tends to ball up and get stuck to the bottom of your waxless skis. We call this build up "snowballs", "stilts", or "icing up".
