Re: a good (but expensive) camp shoe ?
Five Fingers are very comfortable but a pain to put on. If you need to get up in the middle of the night, better not be in a hurry.
We ran into someone on...
Rob Brading 2012-11-08 15:14:32 #71146
Re: a good (but expensive) camp shoe ?
hahaha. just don't take skivvies! on the PCT, some fellow hikers nicknamed me "breezy" because I didn't carry anything besides my running shorts (although...
Dan 2012-11-08 15:03:35 #71145
Re: a good (but expensive) camp shoe ?
forgive me, sometimes i get carried away with this stuff.
but i have to ask, have you personally weighed these? that seems scary light for a shoe with an...
Dan 2012-11-08 14:53:22 #71144
Re: a good (but expensive) camp shoe ?
Dan, you're going to make me start weighing my skivvies! :) You got me thinking though and here is what I found. Each of my (size 12) Crocs weigh in at 7.6...
originalgiri 2012-11-08 14:16:36 #71143
Re: a good (but expensive) camp shoe ?
Weighing in at just under 4oz (for the pair, not each) in size 11.5, the Vivobarefoot Ultra Pure. Comfortable, definitely minimalist with a thin sole....
mikerogers_vt 2012-11-08 13:57:23 #71142
Re: a good (but expensive) camp shoe ?
being the total weight weenie i am, i've spent a fair time analyzing crocs. to be honest, i've never found crocs or there imitations to be particularly...
Dan 2012-11-08 12:08:52 #71140
Re: Redwall route indexing now "complete" - at least for a little wh
Hoping someone on the list can clarify 81.2a & b, Vishnu to Vishnu-Unkar saddle & direct ravine to Vishnu-Unkar saddle. I'm assuming that neither of these are...
pseudalpine 2012-11-08 06:37:36 #71139
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