I was just thinking about duct tape! Not ideal, but it’s a thought. Maybe I could use it in my new pair as a preventive 🤔
While I don’t actually know, I doubt I’ll do more than one Camino, but who knows!
Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated!
I’m currently aged 64. I’m 5’8” (1.72m) and weigh 170 lbs (77 Kg)-I hope I made those conversions correctly. I have mild sleep apnea (AHI on diagnosis was 9, which is a lot lower than friends that run...
You can buy new liners and maybe even take an extra with you.
I started the CF last fall and had similar wear in my liners by the time I got to Burgos. I replaced them at a local sporting goods shop and finished my Camino with no further...
According to my Apple Health app, over the last 6 months I walked an average of 2.5 miles a day, which multiplied by 180 days (6 months) comes to 450 miles, or just slightly over 400 km. Not all of this walking was in my Hokas, it’s total...
BTW - which Hokas? The speedgoat’s sole don’t do well on concrete or asphalt - so I went with the Challengers (plus an insole liner from REI). Not a single blister! Plus wore cool max thin sock liner and thin merino wool socks over. (Can’t have...
You need the comfort of your Hokas. Immediately buy another pair. Your feet deserve this. Also, are these trekking Hokas? There is a new trekking model out. Chuck
@Grousedoctor and @jungleboy are right. Buy a new pair for the Camino but continue training in the shoes that you have. Wear the new pair for a couple of long walks to make sure that there aren't any manufacturing defects, then put them away...
Yeah new pair to start now on my 10th pair of Hoka Stinsons!
I always start a Camino with a new pair and Superfeet Green insoles (i supinate).
Put them on and start walking never had a problem; so comfy for me but maybe not you.
Ditto Anhalter...
Chiming in on the "replace them" crowd. I usually start wearing my camino trail runners a week or two before i set off to Camino, walk in them, if they have some life left afterwards they get to be my new dog walking shoes.
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