Welcome to Kahtoola –
Tools to Master Winter
As innovators in outdoor sports technology, Kahtoola builds snowshoes, crampons and the MICROspikes ® personal traction system, all of which are your personal gateway to winter adventure. At Kahtoola, we believe that getting out and enjoying Mother Nature should never be hard. That’s why every one of our products has been designed with grip, stability and comfort – the three things you need (aside from your Camelbak®) to get you anywhere you need to go.
Explore Kahtoola Mountain Snowshoes
Grip, traction and flotation – three qualities no snowshoe can live without. Kahtoola snowshoes are designed to make you an active part of any winter adventure you choose to pursue.
Learn about Kahtoola Mountain snowshoes
Light and Easy Running Snowshoes
Our first non-step-in snowshoe designed for light and fast pursuits, runners will love the curved tail and compact design. Get out, get moving.
Kahtoola MICROspikes® traction system:
Small Gear, Huge Potential
Imagine winter gear so versatile it’s designed to work with most any footwear. No extra buckles or straps – just winter unleashed. There’s a reason the Kahtoola MICROspikes® traction system is the leader in footwear traction.
Learn about Kahtoola MICROspikes® traction system
Hike On With Kahtoola Hiking Crampons
Get where you want to go this winter – Kahtoola crampons make the journey a cinch. Easy on, easy off, our crampons are designed to fit over your footwear (fast) and keep you sure on your feet as you move forward.
News, People, & Events
Kahtoola Blog
Streams of Consequence
Click here to view trailer for streams_of_consequence In summer 2010, photographer James ‘Q’ Martin and conservation biologist Chris Kassar start...[more]
Kahtoola Adventures
Laurie Lambert & Sly Coons, snowshoe racers
On a cold day in early March, Laurie Lambert & Sylvester “Sly” Coons ran the 2009 U.S. National Snowshoe Championships...[more]
Events & Race Schedule
Rios Libres
In summer 2010, Photographer James Q Martin and conservation biologist Chris Kassar started an organization called Rios Libres. The organization uses ...[more]