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Trail runners 100%. The Camino is very rocky/pointy/bumpy and you will be glad to have a rock plate in the shoe, which trail runners have, to protect your feet.
I used Eccos as my back up shoes on my first Camino - heavy and hit all the blister places although they held up beautifully.
Next time I tried Chacos and same thing. Additionally I had to keep fiddling with them as my feet began to swell so the straps needed to gradually be loosened. Not super...
Check out packable down blankets on Amazon beginning around $30. They used to carry them every year at Costco but I’m not sure they have them now. On my first Camino which began the end of August I took only a liner. It started off hot but as the time wore on it was quite cold at night and I...
I bring a cotton t-shirt and yoga capris for after shower and to sleep. I hate sleeping in tech fabric. In the morn I switch to tech shirt and shorts or capris. If it’s cold I can start walking with the yoga pants on I like c clear’s idea if keeping sleeping clothes in a ziplock bag in case of...
Brought Chacos on my last Camino. They were heavy but that makes them good over rugged terrain so you don’t feel every rock in the path and great in terms of support. I had to do a lot of fiddling with the straps as my feet would swell. Also found it easy to get little pebbles and pieces of...
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