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My shoes are GTX and they do eventually get wet. So, I'd only choose GTX V non GTX if you have a personal preference. I hate wet feet and so I'm in the Sealskinz camp 👍 -
Sealskinz work fine with sandals, but I couldn't imagine wearing them with shoes. The Dry Mile socks are much less bulky.
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I have the Sealskin. They are too thick for me. Buen Camino
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Genecamino55 replied to the thread Wet hiking shoes.I bought some. They feel like light weight booties .. :)
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Something I had never heard of but now have and am going to try is waterproof socks, not sure if they are good or not but an additional tool .
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Sounds hot and sweaty to me. Like walking in rain gear. It will be interesting to hear how it works out.
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I use waterproof socks with my hiking sandals, and they work great. My feet haven't gotten overly sweaty in them. I bought a new to me brand this year called Dry Mile. They are less bulky than my Sealskinz waterproof socks. https://drymile.com
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If your GP Doctor is agreeable to it, ask them to write a medical certificate stating it's a necessary item to carry. I've surrendered multiple hiking poles (Kmart in Australia sells a great low cost one) but I plucked up the courage and asked...
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Genecamino55 reacted to Simperegrina's post in the thread Upcoming 1st trial 3 days SJPDP to Pamplona in late September with
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Refuge Orisson is fine. The evening meal is ok (believe me, on the CF in the albergues you’re generally not talking fine dining). Where it really shines is its amazing location - and especially for Camino noobs, the chance to meet lots of fellow... -
Well written and fair, you covered all the bases the only things I would add is, when buying shoes make sure the insole is removable . If you have orthotics or custom insoles remember to bring them to the store when fitting new shoes and leave...
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