beachamorgan
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I decided that my old pair of hikers were not supportive enough for a long trek so I just bought a new pair of light hikers. Here is my problem: I walked for 2 hours in the new boots and developed a small blister on my little toe. Since then I have walked 2 more times and the blister area is tender so I feel the spot while I walk. My toe does not appear to be affected from the recent walks but I am concerned.
I want to have enough time to break in my boots for our Camino in mid-October but I am worried that I should change boots now before I lose too much time.
Anybody have any insight about this problem?
Nicole
I want to have enough time to break in my boots for our Camino in mid-October but I am worried that I should change boots now before I lose too much time.
Anybody have any insight about this problem?
Nicole