I walked Camino Ingles last week, in the Trek Ascent. Bliss, even when wet. Last year I walked the Frances in Altberg Tethera 3 season, in September - never again (the boots not the Way). My wife walked the Ingles with me, in a pair of ordinary Karrimor walking shoes, she had no problems.
Sleeping toes doesn't happen in the 5F, since your foot curls around stones etc. and on asphalt you can wiggle your toes when your toes feel 'drowsy'.
I've been wearing FiveFingers for 10 years and so far my favorite are the Spyridon line because of the plate in the arch that protects from sharp rocks. Does the Trek Ascent have similar protection? Did you find that sharper rocks were much of an issue at all? Did you just have the single pair of 5Fs or did you have additional footwear?
Looking for recommendations.
I dislike sleeping bags. I’m also not fond of sleeping bag liners. I own one of each and carried them on all my Camino's but I don't think I ever once slept in them...
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A few months ago, whilst doing first aid training our instructor mentioned that there were personal, one-use AED defibrillators on the market suitable for carrying in a back-pack.
I...
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First of all - thanks to all of you in this warm and generous community. Every time I have had a question, I've found a thread where someone else asked the same question years ago and it...
I will be doing the Camino Frances in May/June 2025. I’m trying to decide between Hoka Challengers and Merrill Accentors. The Challengers don’t seem to have a very robust sole as the middle part...
While shopping this morning I noticed that Aldi's ski clothing special buys will include merino base layers, and zip and roll neck tops. Due in store this Thursday.
I bought a merino top from them...
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