Self-locking ratchet system | Comfort, stability and durability down to −40 °C
Optimize your TUBBS and Louis Garneau snowshoes with Easy-Clip bindings. These parts are a premium replacement solution developed and adapted by Simard Sport, a Canadian specialist in snowshoe repair parts.
Designed for the most demanding winter conditions, they provide a fast, secure and long-lasting fit.
✅ Guaranteed compatibility
 
 
100% compatible with TUBBS and Louis Garneau snowshoes
 
 
Fits existing crampons without exception (see images)
 
 
Ideal for repair, upgrade or performance enhancement of your snowshoes

🔧 Key features
 
 
Will not stiffen over time
 
 
Universal size: fits US boot sizes 5 to 13
 
 
Pre-drilled harnesses for easy installation on multiple models (see images)
 
 
Reliable, high-performance solution to replace worn bindings

🛡️ Easy-Clip anti-stress technology
 
 
Self-locking ratchet system
 
 
Precise adjustment with secure foot retention
 
 
Excellent stability without extreme over-tightening
 
 
Increased comfort for long snowshoe outings

🪶 High-performance materials
 
 
Flexible anti-freeze nylon: consistent performance down to −40 °C
 
 
Pair of TPU harnesses: flexible, durable and long-lasting
 
 
Adjustable heel strap made of reinforced nylon

💪 Rugged, functional design
 
 
Built for intensive use in harsh winter conditions
 
 
Black finish: clean, professional and durable
 
 
Easy to put on and remove, even while wearing gloves

Choose the compatible model for your snowshoes by measuring the center-to-center distance, that is, the exact distance between the centers of the two mounting holes, measured flat on the binding (do not measure the binding when it is curved).  "Note": A 3 mm adjustment allowance is built into the 6 mm holes, allowing for precise and secure installation. Please refer to the attached images for the correct measuring method.


🛒 Order now and give your snowshoes a second life with Simard Sport, Canada’s reference for premium snowshoe repair parts.


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