Re: [Philmont]: Socks - Wool or Synthetic

My guess is that this would be considered a smellable - meaning you
could use it only up to the smellables cutoff (usually 3 pm) - not just
before going to bed (which is when many folks normally use it).

As always with any propellant-based spray, if you can, buy it there. If
not possible, be sure to double bag it if you're travelling by plane.
It will have to go inside checked luggage, of course, not in carry-one
(propellant-based items are no longer allowed in carry-on).

PJSMTHWRK@aol.com wrote:
> For those with feet that sweat profusely I would recommend bringing
> along a can of Arid Extra dry deodorant/anti-perspirant or similar
> brand. This will help reduce/stop the sweating and if you have the
> deodorant with powder, help reduce friction. Just spray it on in the
> morning and you should be good for the day. Sock liners with synthetic
> socks are the way to go with very sweaty feet. The sock liners will
> reduce friction between socks and the feet and wick away the moisture
> also reducing friction. Friction = Blisters.
>
> Pete Smith
> ASM/Troop 377
> Stony Creek Mills, PA

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Received on Sun Jun 19 19:00:50 2005