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I have the same problem Big feet, and the orthotics take up space.
I use Merrill. I find their mesh shoes are well ventilated and quite lightweight.
As an example...
Right on Ivar. I see it in many of the forums I am on. Too lazy to search and do their research. Researching prior to my Camino is a big part of my Camino experience. Learning about what you are doing. David
No. In fact I believe they contribute to blisters. I go the opposite way. Well ventilated open mesh no fabrics that absorbs water. Yes your feet may get wet, but the dry quickly. So called water shoes work well. I do not wear socks. I have walked 7 camino in them...
Canada has new restrictions. Spain is on of the worst places at the moment.
I’m sure you realize the vaccine protects your body from the effects of the virus.
you can still carry and pass the vaccine to others who are not as privileged as you. That is not a nice thing to do..
Hi Bill. I am the same age as you. I have walked the Frances twice. I have been doing a camino since 2011. I did not go in 2020 due to Covid. I have done SJPP-Roncasvales in one day without any problems. I train before I leave home. I walk every day at home for an hour each day- that is the...
Take a bus for the first 7 K. If you are only doing 15 K per day this will happen again. Take a bus from where you sleep. In the last 100 K you should not take the bus at all in order to get a credential
The important question is not how you feel when you finish for the day. The important question is how you feel when you set off in the morning. Hopefully your feet are not sore then. As to changing socks i don't wear socks rather I wear loose fitting hiking shoes with a mesh body. Keeps the feet...
Thirty litres is the perfect size. If u use a bigger bag it is a sign u are carrying too much stuff.
Thirty litres can carry food for the day, water and all your stuff without cramming stuff in
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