[Philmont]: Re: Camp Shoes

 
This thread got a lot of activity a couple of months ago. Maybe you could
track down the archives.
 
Personally, I used aqua shoes in camp. Would not recommend them for trail
hiking, at least not the ones I had. Mine worked best with a pair of rag wool
socks (my outer socks) on my feet.
 
Others on the list will recommend a shoe that would double as a light weight
hiking shoe. Mine wouldn't have been up to that task. Be sure you've got a
good sole underfoot to protect feet from rocks and roots, and be sure the
shoe fits/stays on when walking around. Toe protection an important
consideration. Obviously, no flip flops!
 
Charlie Pineo
Woodstock, GA
Troop 994 Crew, 721B2, 2003
_www.troop994.org_ (http://www.troop994.org)
 
In a message dated 7/7/2004 7:49:09 AM Eastern Standard Time,
rsafl61660@aol.com writes:

Aqua shoes are light and compactible, low cost, but are they feasible
walking around the camp?

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Received on Wed Jul 7 10:41:46 2004