Re: Shoes
Tom, it appears you have to be a member to view any posts. Here's a link to a great lightweight backpacking site that has discussed this issue numerous times...
Paige 2003-05-29 16:26:19 #22291

Re: Shoes
I personally can't hike in low tops, I need the ankle support from high top hiking boots. I hiked the Kaulau Trail In Kaui in low tops, steep terain with...
Paige 2003-05-29 16:25:48 #22290

Re: Seasoned Hikers
Check out this link on how a group hiked Death Valley in the summer with mylar...
Owen Kittredge 2003-05-29 15:53:30 #22289

Re: Seasoned Hikers
I used to live in both Seattle and Olympia where I'd pray for sun. Now I live in AZ and pray for rain! :-) I've found that wearing a long sleeve cotton...
Tina Caskey 2003-05-29 15:21:27 #22288

Re: Shoes
Yep, if you keep the pack weight down, good tennies seem fine except for the most difficult terrain. I wore NB 805s on the South Bass- Boucher, A pair of NB...
tomkbourne2002 2003-05-29 15:17:27 #22287

Re: Shoes
I have done R2R hikes in heavy leather boots, $200 cheap light weight boots, $40 tennis sneakers, $30 and Nike high tech low cut hiking boots, not leather....
Phil Gutkin 2003-05-29 15:05:42 #22286

Re: Shoes
Glenda, Going down with a pack of more than 30 pounds I need to wear hiking boots. The bottom of my feet get sore without a stiff sole/shank. Once the...
RMatth4505@aol.com 2003-05-29 15:02:54 #22285

Re: Shoes
Want cool feet? I met a guy backpacking the Tonto in flops once. This caused me to question my thinking on gear, but low-tops are not for me except for R2R...
Doug Nering 2003-05-29 14:43:36 #22284

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