I've also been working on a pair of Ojibway snowshoes for a client in Fond du lac. The frames are ready for the filling.
Friday, July 6, 2012
Trapper Paddles and snowshoes
Lately I've been keeping busy in the shop working on another small order of paddles. These all have the same blade design as well as a modified north woods grip. The lengths vary from 55 inches to 59 inches.
I've also been working on a pair of Ojibway snowshoes for a client in Fond du lac. The frames are ready for the filling.
I've also been working on a pair of Ojibway snowshoes for a client in Fond du lac. The frames are ready for the filling.
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Wow, impressive! Since I don't have the skill to build my own snowshoes, however, I think I will just stick to online shopping for this! Although I envy you since you can customize your shoes according to what you need. I've been looking around for a new pair of mountain terrain snowshoes that will fit my budget and preferences. So far, this site has provided me with numerous options. Sharing the link for reference: http://backpackingmastery.com/skills/how-to-make-snowshoes.html
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