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Walking in Sandals in Spring on Camino Frances
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[QUOTE="snowcone, post: 491687, member: 24367"] Has anyone walked a Camino in sturdy sandals? I'm headed to SJPP in mid-April and am considering making my alternate shoe something substantial enough to walk in, should I want to change out from my normal (and admittedly, heavy) backpacking boots. I'm looking at Tevas, Chacos, etc. I see some Keen models with toe coverage - do you think this is beneficial? Thanks! Edit: So consensus is YES definitely take some. Which makes/models do you guys recommend? Edit 2: Sandals are acquired! I ended up going for Chacos (though there were lots of great suggestions in this thread). I really wanted a pair without the toe strap so I could wear socks, and pretty minimalist in case I have blisters or want to shower in them. I've done some short test walks and they feel good so far, but the true test will be how they feel 25k in. [/QUOTE]
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