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Medications should be in their appropriate container. To save weight, I got my pharmacy to print prescription labels and I affixed the labels to sandwich size zip lock bags. And put the number of tablets or capsules needed in each bag. This way, I have a legal prescription label identifying my...
On my Camino last year, I used the Altra Olympus 4 and added a rock plate for extra protection. My feet did not feel the cobblestones. I used the rock plate from the Altra Superiors that I got on sale.
I have used Woolx and Duckworth. Both of these brands are merino wool-synthetic blends. Duckworth clothing is sourced from sheep raised in Montana, shorn in Montana ethically, and manufacturered in the United States.
I took a Gregory Juno 36. It was not nearly large enough due to the medications and continuous glucose monitoring devices. I did not pack extra clothes except for socks. But I wear two pairs and change them during the day.
My husband does not like hiking poles either. However, on the camino, he purchased one collapsible hiking pole and used it as a staff. It worked great.
Are trekking poles needed when walking from Fonfria to Santiago? Are there big climbs and descents along this part of the Camino Frances? I have a nice pair of Women's Hiking Poles that are adjustable (I can make longer or shorter). I don't understand the difference between telescoping...
I don't understand what is meant by this. I am not being disrespectful. I just don't understand. Shouldn't 1 kg outside of backpack equal 1 kg inside backpack? Please explain. Thank you.
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