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Q&A for Tubbs Wayfinder Snowshoes — 3 Questions & 3 Answers

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Sally, guest, from ME, United States, asked on February 21, 2021

how to know what size to buy?

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Answered by Hush, guest, from ID, United States, on September 04, 2021

Depends on your agility on snow and your athletic ability. The more proficient you are, the more length you can handle and your pole length is important. Don't use ski poles!! Use adjustable length hiking poles, which can handle your weight. If you're proficient in x-country skiing, you may be able to use larger size, as you will have necessary leg strength to propel uphill travel.

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Daniel, guest, from MA, United States, asked on February 15, 2021

what is best size for a 235 lbs male 25 or 30

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Answered by Hush, guest, from ID, United States, on September 04, 2021

36 is what I would get were I as large. I'm 170 lbs & 6' and the 30 works for me. I'm on a 4-5 ft snow base going uphill most of the time, which is more than 50 days/season. Also, if you're setting the track, definitely 36" for you. But only you can judge your "agility" and your preferred shoeing speed - and don't overlook length of your poles. If you're using for a workout, definitely the large size is best...and the BOA binding system is super incredible. 5 stars for it; wouldn't have anything but BOA ! Good Luck, Dan.

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Brian Alaska, guest, from CA, United States, asked on October 21, 2025

I am 5'7, 185 lbs male and am 66 years old & am in good shape (gym regularly). I downhill ski about 10-12 times per year. Snowshoed 3x. size 30 or 36

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