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[QUOTE="texastrekker, post: 94826, member: 16119"] I just bought a pair of Brooks Cascadia trail running shoes to test out for the Camino. So far so good--have done a few 10 miler on trails with lots of roots and pebbles and all was well. They are much lighter than my previous Asics trail runners which I loved but of course they don't make them anymore! Next is to test them while wearing my loaded pack. I’ve done a lot of hiking in the Alps and in Sierras including 20 milers and never wore high top boots but low hiking boots and often just trail running shoes and never had a problem. BUT never hiked day after day after day as will be the case on the Camino. I just finished watching the Radio Buen Camino and wow how fantastic. I was especially interested in the terrain and tried to equate it to what we have in Texas---for Texans I saw trails we have in Bandera (thankfully not much), Austin, memorial park in Houston, Big Bend. Nothing looked horrible (but he had no rainy days either so not sure about mud) Was it just me of did it seem most folks were wearing high top hiking boots in this video? Am still leaning towards trail runners. [/QUOTE]
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