Re: a good (but expensive) camp shoe ?
Guess I'm not very weight conscious. I used to bring Chaco flip flops. Lately, I've been bringing Chaco river sandals. Reason being that we've had terrible...
Scott 2012-11-08 16:38:03 #71149
Re: a good (but expensive) camp shoe ?
I bring a pair of Chaco flops. Maybe not the lightest thing in the world, but my feet are very happy with them. They are good enough to walk around in the...
JoshC 2012-11-08 16:04:23 #71148
Re: a good (but expensive) camp shoe ?
Alright Breezy! :) Here is the scoop on the fivefingers, they take getting used to, no question about it! But if you're comfortable walking barefoot around...
originalgiri 2012-11-08 15:27:55 #71147
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
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