the ones i got are for 175-200, im usually around 170-175 although thats before i get in the shower so maybe i should have taken that into consideration :thinking: not sure how much more with clothes on.

the cool thing about the MSR Denali's is that they are a relatively short cut but you can buy tail extensions in 4 or 8 inch. i bought the 4 inchers and they did help, yesterday we were cutting a trail, it was probably 30 inches +/- i started without the tails and after a little while added them in, definitely helped. i like the versatility of the design and being able to add the tails because when i'm hunting etc, good chance im going to be cutting my own trails and i didnt want to get stuck with a shoe that will sink in a lot of snow, esp powdery snow.

they are a more or less general use shoe with adequate traction for uphill and some levels of ice and after the first use, i am pretty satisfied. but damn it is a lot of work, i figured it was just like hiking :hsdunno:

 

My uncle actually owns a snowshoe company out of Vermont. Their shoes are pretty amazing and very decently priced. All band-made and used professionally.
http://www.dionsnowshoes.com