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They are smaller and lighter than other types of snowshoes and are intended for use on packed snow. Further, the bindings are usually closer to the inside edge of the shoe so that the runner can maintain a more natural stride than with other types of snowshoes. These snowshoes are also likely to have an asymmetric shape.

They are smaller and lighter than other types of snowshoes and are intended for use on packed snow. Further, the bindings are usually closer to the inside edge of the shoe so that the runner can maintain a more natural stride than with other types of snowshoes. These snowshoes are also likely to have an asymmetric shape.

They are smaller and lighter than other types of snowshoes and are intended for use on packed snow. Further, the bindings are usually closer to the inside edge of the shoe so that the runner can maintain a more natural stride than with other types of snowshoes. These snowshoes are also likely to have an asymmetric shape.

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−	They are smaller and lighter than other types of snowshoes and are intended for use on packed snow. Further, the bindings are usually closer to the inside edge of the shoe so that the runner can maintain a more natural stride than with other types of snowshoes. These snowshoes are also likely to have an asymmetric shape.	+	They are smaller and lighter than other types of snowshoes and are intended for use on packed snow. Further, the bindings are usually closer to the inside edge of the shoe so that the runner can maintain a more natural stride than with other types of snowshoes. These snowshoes are also likely to have an asymmetric shape.