Can you use a regular snow boots for these, or do you need actual snowboard boots? Also, is this just for fun, or would it be allowed at a ski hill?
583582
Regular snow boots and, no, this likely would not be allowed (or very effective) on a real ski hill.
583583
Bought this item for my granddaughter who just love it, along with her sister and brother. No need for for special boots.
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.
2098993
I think you need a wide and long footprint that snow shoes have, to be in the deep snow... Yak trax are good in an inch or two of snow or ice
130900
You can, but the tracks won't work where snow and ice are present. It may not be totally weather tight.
1363664
I would say no as they are a tight fit to ski boots where snow board boots are much wider. However I am sure dry guy have other solutions for inside the boot no matter ski or snow board.
1901519
They would work excellent. They come with a sticky set of feet that screw on and are very durable. My wife specifically used these for snowy, icy days this last winterand they provided excellent stability. They are very durable.
1728074
Patricia, you sure can. The best part about them is that they have the side zipper for easy on and off. Most wetsuit boots are just pull on and are a real pain. Understand though, that these are neoprene wetsuit material. They are thick and they do let the water in, as they are supposed to to help keep your feet warmer . The soles are nice and thick and "grippy" too. I have worn them on rocks , sand and slippery grass and they keep you pretty solidly on your feet.
439973
The Evo Tour version (about $30 more) have the heel riser - many find it helpful if you are ascending steep slopes, but IMHO these are not the snowshoes for mountaineering.
274889
I mean I couldn't see why not? You dont need special goalie skates to play goalie. Just worry about the wheels, the wheel they come with are made for indoor use.
2112798
No experience on ice/snow. Remember that it isn't the lightest thing in the world, with 3-4 little ones in it. The brake assemblies will help keep it in place when you don't want it to move at all, and I find I use the kick brake a lot because it will move on an incline - not to mention little ones throwing themselves backwards and forwards to make it move. I'd imagine ice and snow would be a challenge if there is any hill but I also imagine that the weight of it would help keep the "pusher" from slipping as much.
81256
They seem to fall at your natural waist which feels a little high but is still very comfortable. I'd be afraid that a lower rise would make you more prone to get snow someplace you don't want it.
1346319
You could try it by wrapping around them twice but I have a feeling they will slip out if u drive fast. The board is heavier and doesn't move much. The width of what you strap down plays a role. It would probably hold a snowboard
1807418
I bet they'd be fine...they stay in place really well when I snowboard. Just make sure you get the correct size.
2016311
Pins will be mostly ineffective for winter boots but I can't think of any pedals that would be significantly better. These will work is my guess (I am not planning on trying it :)
1089205
It depends on how packed the snow is, now how deep it is like another person said. I weigh nearly 100 pounds more than you and I was fine with these near Mt Rainier where the snow is wet and packed, I probably would have sunk without tails in powder.
997233
Just winter boots is all you need. Something with a ridge, disruption or bump on the back support just above the heel would be ideal, as it helps the straps hold in place. Smooth surfaces tend to slip.
698609
I've used them in my house, which is carpeted. Think of them as... wearing a regular pair of gym shoes. Only Boots that bounce. For grass, haha, make sure you're not like me... You Need To Have The Physical Leg Strength to use them there. It's much more of a Strength Exercise in the grass. Good Luck & Enjoy!I've also used them outside, taking dog for a "Jog Walk". hahaha. & Used them on my wood deck. "Think.... Massive Bounce Gym Shoes"!Hope this helps.
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They would be great for snow protection. I'd say more water resistant than water proof. ...the bottom is leather which will eventually get wet. But with dry, packed snow and not to be used all day they would be fine.