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  1. jrenner

    Question for DSLR users

    Check out the Black Rapid straps. I used one to sling my D500 daily, except in heavy rain. Unless you hand is on the camera, you may miss many useable shots.
  2. jrenner

    Time for Some Trail Runners

    Brooks Cascadia 13 and merino wool socks kept all blisters at bay and the sole plates kept my foot bed unbruised. Can't recommend this combo enough. >1000km including pre-camino walks.
  3. jrenner

    Carrying a DSLR camera on Camino

    It was an easy trip with that pack. Carried everything I needed for the next day and with plenty of room left for items collected along the way. Guessing my pack load was at 15-18lbs and I ended the trip weighing in at 199 - down from a 212lb start. Man, did I feel good! Honestly, there were a...
  4. jrenner

    Best Breathable Light Hiking Shoes?

  5. jrenner

    Trekking poles

    Just finished SJPDP to Santiago with poles. There are a number of sections that you will very much appreciate the stability that poles will offer when in rough, downhill sections. We were regularly passed by 20somethings literally bouncing down the trails - but IF you are not in that generation...
  6. jrenner

    Carrying a DSLR camera on Camino

    Tom, I was joking, a little, about the donkey, but I am greatful for your insight. Weight is the enemy of a day long smile.
  7. jrenner

    Carrying a DSLR camera on Camino

    Tom, going to have most weight transported via daily luggage transfers. Body and one lens, weather dictated clothing onboard, with just water and snacks. 10-12lbs total. As the days go by the weight may vary but my body should adapt. I hear there are donkeys for hire along the way.....
  8. jrenner

    Carrying a DSLR camera on Camino

    Starting Sept 9th 2018 I am going to carry this from SJPDP to Santiago. Nikon D500 and a couple lenses, few accessories. Easy access to body and lenses, waterproof covers (when needed) and plenty of room for items required for the day (jacket, food, water, hat, extra socks, etc...
  9. jrenner

    Best Breathable Light Hiking Shoes?

    Been using Brooks Cascadia over the last month and will test them from SJPDD to Santiago on Sept 9th. Seem very well built and super breathable. Light weight and a rock plate were my targets in trail shoes. Also taking low cut Lowa for late October wet days.
  10. jrenner

    Luggage or backpack?

    Did you stay at hotels or albergues?

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