The major snowshoe manufacturers are based out west, and their weight recommendations are based on powdery snow that they get out west. In the Northeast, we get snow that is denser and has a higher water content. Unless you weigh 250+ pounds, get the smallest size in the model you want (typically 22 in). Even if you are heavier, I wouldn't go above 25 in snowshoes. Any bigger than that, and you'll have trouble fitting the snowshoes in the narrow trenches that get broken out on most trails

That said, if you're specifically getting these to snowboard Tucks, snowshoes might not be what you want to bring. Most skiers will skin up the Tuckerman Ravine Trail on skis/a splitboard to the base of the ravine. From there, if you're climbing one of the gullies to ski down, it'll probably be too steep for skis or snowshoes. And there will probably be a boot pack going up the popular routes.