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The size of the shoe needed is dictated by two factors: the weight of the person using them, and the condition of the snow on which they will be used. Snowshoes will sink more deeply into light fluffy snow (such as the snow for which Utah is famous) requiring a larger shoe. Wet or packed snow can be traversed with smaller shoes.

The size of the shoe needed is dictated by two factors: the weight of the person using them, and the condition of the snow on which they will be used. Snowshoes will sink more deeply into light fluffy snow (such as the snow for which Utah is famous) requiring a larger shoe. Wet or packed snow can be traversed with smaller shoes.

The size of the shoe needed is dictated by two factors: the weight of the person using them, and the condition of the snow on which they will be used. Snowshoes will sink more deeply into light fluffy snow (such as the snow for which Utah is famous) requiring a larger shoe. Wet or packed snow can be traversed with smaller shoes.

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−	The size of the shoe needed is dictated by two factors: the weight of the person using them, and the condition of the snow on which they will be used. Snowshoes will sink more deeply into light fluffy snow (such as the snow for which Utah is famous) requiring a larger shoe. Wet or packed snow can be traversed with smaller shoes.	+	The size of the shoe needed is dictated by two factors: the weight of the person using them, and the condition of the snow on which they will be used. Snowshoes will sink more deeply into light fluffy snow (such as the snow for which Utah is famous) requiring a larger shoe. Wet or packed snow can be traversed with smaller shoes.