Can I use these also with snow baskets for snowshoeing?
2074855
Yes, the poles are excellent for snowshoeing. They come with a pair of snow baskets.
268319
I don't see why not. I've only used them for snowboarding, but it think it was meant for like dirt bike riding lol. I would use them in hot areas. I don't see how it would damage it
1969691
Yes! The poles come with 2 different "feet" allowing them to be used with a rubber foot, spiked foot or a cup like a ski pole!
2170305
I don't know if you can carry snow boards from experience. I would say that if you can ties a snowboard to a standard bar rack than you can tie it to this rack. A snowboard is way under the maximum weight. A snowboard doesn't catch much wind. I don't see why it wouldn't work.The cost is low enough that it can't be much of a mistake if it doesn't work the way you hoped.
583584
You can use regular boots or snowboard boots since snowboard boots don't appear to clip in like ski boots. Not familiar with ski resort rules on snowboards but due to price, I assume this is just a backyard board. I don't think it would hold up to the rigors of a ski resort hill.
1466221
Probably better than warm packy snow. Should work well. I am very eased with them
1426979
I don't think you can; the spacing between the pegs is too large, even when you put the small pegs in every hole. I have made a really thick slipper/house sock but I was using #5 yarn.
272674
The snow shoes came with two poles, but they are cheap. Lost the basket off one during the first time out.
582786
Because a snowboard is comparatively thin, I don't think you'd be able to cinch the straps enough to secure the boards and prevent them from sliding around. The bindings would at least prevent them from flying off, but I think that there are better rack systems out there for snowboards.
1760051
I bought them for my bean bag. While filling it I found them to be possibly light enough for a snow globe but they have a static cling thing going on. I'm not sure how you could stop that from happening. Good luck!
1278747
Short answer: No. These socks are quite thick, and adding a 2nd pair of socks would mean that my boots would be too tight and would not fit. In supremely cold climates (you pick how cold), you need boots that are insulated, as well as warm thick socks. Adding more and more socks, in my experience, does not work - it's not like adding layers of jackets to your torso.
4228
Yes, I think they would be fine. Depending where you live, I wouldn't want to leave them out in snow, although they might be OK. Nice rustic looking tables!
1137712
If it were the same size I think you could. Your basket would have to have holes to keep the safety cage on top of it with the closures.
323404
I have yet to use these in Snow. I have used them on frozen ground and frozen mud, they worked fine. Ice is a challenge for any tire on any vehicle. You need chains for ice.
1023630
I do not know if they will hold ski boots. My guess is that they wouldn't, as the slots may be too narrow. The slots are only 3 inches or so wide, and squeeze my wader and knee high boots a little, and those boots are flexible.
693799
Absolutely, that is what I use mine for and they just survived a horrid winter. Upright and solid. They are great! You do need one longer screw to put together as others hVe written, but no big deal really
543387
We used it for two pair and also put some ski clothes in also. But it can be tightened with exterior straps, so I would guess you could just put one pair in and surround them with poles, goggles, gloves, etc.