Hi,

Somewhere around 2002, I was in a small alpine ski village about two hundred miles from where I live - in a sporting outfitters shop called "Valhalla Outfitters" in Smithers, British Columbia. My husband and I decided to get each other snowshoes for Christmas that year. We were looking at aluminum framed snowshoes and the clerk asked us if we wanted to try some new type snowshoes that he had just received. They were the Morpho

snowshoes - much like what I just ordered. I laughed at first because they were plastic, and at that time, that was something pretty new. He told us to take his top quality aluminum shoes and the morphos for the afternoon up on the ski hill and try them both. We tried them and we found that the aluminum ones were far less superior than the morphos. I could not get over the ease and quality of the bindings. The aluminum ones caught on each other causing tripping - while the morphos glided past each other. We fell in love with snowshoeing and we are out on the mountains and through the bush and forests constantly. Unfortunately, the dealer stopped carrying them in around 2004. I contacted them regarding a problem that we were having with the little black square plastic keepers falling out, and he was carrying MSR snowshoes because they were cheaper. My husband simply poured hot glue in where the keepers had fallen out - he filled in the entire hole - and it worked. The last couple of years we have retired and use the same snowshoes daily while putting in three to four hours or more per day. I want a new pair as I am scared that because of the age of the snowshoes, that they may break and I will be without snowshoeing for six or eight weeks. To be honest, I am worried dealing with a dealer so far away, but I have tried MSR's and Tubbs new flex snowshoes - and they are no where in the same league as yours. When it is twenty or thirty below zero and you are having to deal with buckles and uncomfortable bindings with your bare fingers - then it is easy to justify a little more money. We are pretty serious about our snowshoeing. The fact that we still have our original snowshoes speaks for itself. If there was a dealer here in western Canada, I am sure that they would be a very big selling snowshoe. Many more people are now snowshoeing and everybody who looks at the quality of our snowshoes are so impressed, but disappointed that there is no dealer

here in British Columbia. You have an exceptional product.

Regards,

Melanie

On Thu, Dec 13, 2012 at 9:10 PM, JMM <jmm@morpho.tm.fr> wrote:

Hi, Thanks-

How did you know about our snowshoes, just for our info ?

With best regards, JM mechelany

From: Mike Keating [mailto:mollysmnms@gmail.com]
Sent: jeudi 13 décembre 2012 23:26
To: JMM
Subject: Re: Re : Re: Morpho : Bon de commande- CO1822 KEATING

Hi Again,

Money order is on the way. Thanks for your help and for making such a great snowshoe!

Regards, Melanie Keating.

Melanie Keating

7 Grouse Street

Kitimat, British Columbia

Canada V8C - 1P7