These are snowshoes...
They have light frame whit webbing or decking laced of it. The basic principles of snowshoeing are same after 6.000 years. Which come naturally from wanting to walk in snow? The earliest examples of solid-slab snowshoes are from central Asia.

Perhaps some of these snowshoes were carried across the Aleutian land bridge by migrants to North America. Ancestor of the Eskimos and Indians of present days Alaska and Canada modified the solid-slab to the laced frame snowshoes still used today. But, you shouldn't expect to find the old webbing and wood snowshoes of yesteryears. Today's snowshoes and bindings are MUCH easier to use than the comparatively large, wide snowshoes of the past.

Snowshoes work by distributing the weight of the person over a large area so that the person's foot doesn't sink completely into the snow, Snowshoe choice is determined by your weight—plus the weight of your pack—and the density of the snow over which you'll be "floating" All styles of snowshoes allow you to travel across snow-covered ground without sinking or struggling.

 

Is there any special snowshoeing technique?
The most important thing to remember is to keep your stride natural. Don't try to modify or exaggerate your gait. Walking or running should feel natural, and in either instance the terrain will dictate your stride. Snowshoes have little spiky crampons attached that help grip the icy spots. The best way to tackle a hill is straight up (or straight down). It's easier to keep your balance. Snowshoes are lightweight and durable, strap securely to practically any boots, and allow you to hike on deep snow or climb steep slopes.

WALKING UPWORD:
To ascend a slope, kick the front of your snowshoe into the snow and press down to compact it into a step. In that way,
it is possible to enjoy climbing up without spending too much effort.

TRAVERSİNG A SLOPE: By traverse a slop, you should kick the side of the snowshoe into the hillside gently, you feel more comfortable. Poles are also very helpful for balance and support. Because, poles stabilize upper body and reduce stress on knees, ankles and feet.

WALKING DOWNWORD: By snowshoes it is possible to walk downward, Where sometimes it is impossible to walk in summer. Because snow let you be stable. It gives you more fun. If you heel crampons are the key to an easy descent. Keep your knees slightly bent, lean back, and keep your weight on your heels to maintain control and enjoy the scenery.

BREAKING TRAIL: When snowshoeing in a group, walk in a single line behind the leader who is breaking the trail. Even steps those are easy for others to follow their leader's steps.

WALKING BACKWORD : The only thing you can't do is go backwards because the heel will stick in the snow and flip you over like a well-tossed pancake. Instead, to reverse direction, pivot by moving the fronts of the snowshoes around in a circle.

You can Eat plenty of high-calorie, high-fat food son long snowshoe trips. Because, your body will burn them for needed energy and warmth. Turkish kitchen will help you about it. For example you can it lots of baklava unreservedly.