>
> I'm curious, how many people have experienced a "broken boot" on any
> trip? The most I've seen has been broken shoe strings, but I have never
> seen a boot fail, with the possible exception of an old boot that is
> wearing out.
>
During a very wet trek in '95, one of our Scouts had this problem. Duct
tape fixed the situation until we returned to CHQ.
YiS,
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