Tsl Symbioz Adjust
23.23"Price in EUR including VAT
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The Symbioz Adjust is a versatile snowshoe designed for a wide audience. With a maximum body weight of 120 kilograms, it offers stability and safety on various snow conditions. The aluminum and plastic construction ensures a lightweight design of only 955 grams, enhancing handling and comfort during longer hikes. The ratchet binding allows for easy adjustment and provides a secure fit, while the heel lift and crampons offer additional support on steep ascents. The Symbioz Adjust is suitable for shoe sizes ranging from 39 to 47, making it ideal for both women and men. Made in France, this snowshoe combines functionality and quality to ensure an optimal experience in nature.
- Maximum body weight of 120 kg for versatile use
- Lightweight construction at only 955 g
- Ratchet binding for easy adjustment and secure fit
- Equipped with heel lift and crampons for additional support
- Suitable for shoe sizes 39 to 47, ideal for a wide audience.
Target group | Men, Women |
Maximum body weight | 120 kg |
Binding system | Ratchet binding |
Weight | 955 g |
Item number | 11977878 |
Manufacturer | Tsl |
Category | Snowshoes |
Manufacturer no. | PFRSM18031 |
Release date | 25.9.2019 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Titan Black |
Material group | Metal, Plastic |
Material | Aluminium, Plastic |
Frame material | Plastic |
Target group | Men, Women |
snowshoe equipment | Climbing aid, Crampons |
Maximum body weight | 120 kg |
Binding system | Ratchet binding |
Shoe size | 39 - 47 |
Country of origin | France |
CO₂ emissions | 15,76 kg |
Climate contribution | EUR 0,39 |
Length | 23.23" |
Width | 8.27" |
Weight | 955 g |
Product Safety |
Length | 60.50 cm |
Width | 22 cm |
Height | 20 cm |
Weight | 2.38 kg |
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