Re: Trail runners or light hiking shoes? Any specific recommendation
Hi,
I am a trailrunner first and a hiker second (so that's my bias). But I have never used anything but trail runners for hiking. I did 4 days on the AT with...
Heather 2012-06-11 10:14:31 #69845
Re: Trail runners or light hiking shoes? Any specific recommendation
I hike in LaSportiva Wildcats and Montrail Masochists. I've worn the Wildcats for the last 3 or 4 hikes in the Grand Canyon. They're slightly stiffer (soles)...
sumiwada 2012-06-10 21:34:17 #69844
Re: Trail runners or light hiking shoes? Any specific recommendation
I would say check out Inov8. Most of their styles are designed for
heavy trail running. However, given your wider shoe needs I doubt any
of these will fit...
Daniel Fox 2012-06-10 21:21:46 #69843
Re: Trail runners or light hiking shoes? Any specific recommendation
Keens. Great for wide feet.
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> Hi,
> I am ready to replace my heavy boots.
> Should I go for...
JoshC 2012-06-10 20:21:11 #69842
Trail runners or light hiking shoes? Any specific recommendations?
Hi,
I am ready to replace my heavy boots.
Should I go for trail runners or light hiking shoes? I am leaning towards trail runners but you might be able to...
AlinaN 2012-06-10 19:13:04 #69841
Re: snake bite info
Thanks, I think this is very good advice, Bill. Probably true in many back country situations, that once the immediate situation is over (snake bit, fall...
mojave_ben 2012-06-10 16:55:48 #69840
Re: snake bite info
Anecdotally, the envenomating bite of most pit vipers is noticeable because of the pain.
There are reports that the neurotoxic envenomation by some Mojave...
John 2012-06-10 14:25:53 #69839
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