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We walked late April! Definitely layers and most mornings wore a light puffer jacket! Not an Everest type but a 550 fill very light and squishes into one of it's pockets.
I'm surprised the sales assistant didn't advise you better. Especially your size selection ! Did they have a small incline for you to walk down? If you didn't perhaps when you return your shoes you should consider a shop that specialises in hiking equipment.
We bought Altus in April 2017 from SJPDP only need them a few times.Apart from the colour (red) which was the only ones available they worked very well and kept us dry. We took them on the Portuguese the following year in September and didn't need them once. A year or so ago we took them out for...
My wife has a pair Zamberlan walking shoes that she swears by they're made in Italy and have lasted very well! A Frances and a Portugues and could probably do another if we were able!
I have an Altus which I swear by! But a couple of weeks ago during the very heavy rain that we had in Sydney i wore an Ikea 11 buck poncho and surprise surprise it kept me perfectly dry!
Buen camino
Hi Dee. Yes the cobblestones are a bit of a pain take care as the Portuguese drivers travel at the same speed as they would on the highway.As for boots you'll need them to have a fair amount of tread.As for ankle support the PC is far less hilly terrain than the CF so your plan soundsfine to...
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