FlechaCadaDia
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- Time of past OR future Camino
- Camino Frances ('05)
I'm walking a 30-day pilgrimage in Quebec entirely on roads/bikepaths. Which shoes do you recommend?
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I actually have done this walk a couple times before, but I'm wondering if my next shoes should be more geared toward asphalt/road. My height is 5 foot 8 inches, and my weight 135 poundsOnes that fit. I can’t help you beyond that because you haven’t said if you’re a first time hiker ( though you probably are or you wouldn’t be asking), or a veteran, your height and particularly weight might help too, but my firm recommendation is to go to your nearest reputable outdoor outfitters and put your questions to them. I’m sure one or two of our Canadianmembers can recommend some suitable sellers
Roughly my height and weight then but I wear boots: currently Scarpa or Brogues by Loake. Comfortable on tarmac, great in the mud and on most surfaces except black ice. Foot wear is so personal. I can only repeat: go to a reputable outfitter, explain your situation and listen critically to their suggestions. The magnificent John Hillaby walked mostly in Dunlop Green Flash uh - and did more miles on foot than you and I combined will ever manage.I actually have done this walk a couple times before, but I'm wondering if my next shoes should be more geared toward asphalt/road. My height is 5 foot 8 inches, and my weight 135 pounds
Try The MEC shop.I'm walking a 30-day pilgrimage in Quebec entirely on roads/bikepaths. Which shoes do you recommend?
I'm walking a 30-day pilgrimage in Quebec entirely on roads/bikepaths. Which shoes do you recommend?
https://chemindesoutaouais.ca/What pilgrimage is in Quebec?
Yes these! And there's a brand new one, started this year in honor of the Holy Door being opened in Old Quebec City. It combines others for a month-long journey: https://www.kapoah.comThere are several....St-Joseph Basilica in Montreal, Ste-Anne-de-Beaupré, there is one ending in Old Quebec City, Le Chemin des Sanctuaires; Le sentier Notre-Dame Kapatakan, etc. Actually, if you include minor ones, there are about 80 of them...