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Disappointed with my hiking shoes
Just to add, my personal experiences with Goretex have not been so good in spite of numerous optimistic purchases. Natural leather boots have in the past been a little more successful (and waterproof) but mainly in cooler climbs. My main problem is that I get wet from the inside. Perspiration...- John in Leeds
- Post #54
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Disappointed with my hiking shoes
'Light' and 'lots of ventilation' would really float my boat :) I'll try some for the fit o_O- John in Leeds
- Post #44
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Disappointed with my hiking shoes
And I was beginning to think it was only me who had the hot feet problem. My first pair of Moabs failed allowing water to pour in (or out on demonstration) and Merrel replaced them although they were just over a year old. Sadly the replacements also failed in the same way only after a couple of...- John in Leeds
- Post #42
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Tablets with built-in GPS function
Something a little strange happening here - received email notifying me of a reply from jhpdx but I cannot see it here so I'll copy it in "looked at Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 specs (below) and do not see that it has a GPS receiver. It does say that it will do 'GPS Navigation'. What is not clear...- John in Leeds
- Post #68
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Tablets with built-in GPS function
Have any of you tried Orux maps on Android? I have been using it for over a year in UK with OS maps (now sadly unavailable for free) at 25000 scale for all my walking. It has been extremely reliable and in my mind has astonishing functionality for a free app. Currently on my Note 2 when I view...- John in Leeds
- Post #65
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Which Osprey backpack?
No longer use a bladder after getting mine contaminated in storage. Now use half litre bottles that are easily removed and replaced in my Exos 46. Zip pockets on belt for wallet, sweets etc, phone and walking pole storage on the move just makes things easy. A light comfortable and well thought...- John in Leeds
- Post #65
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Another Backpack recommendation request
The Exos 46 is so well thought out in use on the move. Carries my lightweight camping gear, clothing and food, is comfortable and gives easy access to bottles, phone, pole etc without taking it off. Try one obviously but I am so pleased with mine, even got a few quid off it last year in Cotswolds.- John in Leeds
- Post #194
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