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Garmont Eclipse XCR Runners
Sunday, June 29th, 2008
For heavy-load backpacking, this rugged Garmont Eclipse XCR runner is the best choice here.
Built to go over or through anything. The chassis is stiffer and more supportive than any other shoe in this class; testers carried 40 plus pounds for days on the Appalachian Trail and in the North Cascades, and negotiated miles of sharp, fossilized coral in the Azores.
Merrell Outback Sandals
Tuesday, June 17th, 2008
Frog like traction and a simple, secure harness makes the Merrell Outback ideal sandals for watery trips.
Vibram Five Fingers – Sandals / Slippers
Saturday, May 31st, 2008
Need a foot massage after a day of hiking? Wear these newfangled slippers instead.
When we first laid eyes on these crazy-looking five-toed foot gloves, we laughed. But we soon became addicted to their therapeutic performance. The thin synthetic upper stretches over your toes and forefoot, somehow spreading out-and relaxing-the bones and muscles in your feet.
Dunham Waffle Stomper Premier Boot
Friday, April 11th, 2008
For long-haul treks when you’re saddled with a hefty pack, the Dunham Waffle Stomper boot’s light weight will ease some of the strain on your feet. Dunham’s patented Dryworks moisture management system provides excellent water-proof protection and breathability in the wettest conditions. A highly-durable, abrasion
resistant leather coating welcomes the most rugged terrain, while Vibram outsole makes traction a cinch.
Snug fit and nice cushioning makes the Dunham Waffle Stomper boots a necessity on the nastiest trails.
Helly Hansen Hydrator Water Shoes
Monday, March 24th, 2008
Helly Hansen Hydrator is a smart-looking shoe for watersports and travel around water ( kayaking, canoeing, rafting). A front zip makes the Hydrator easy to put on and take off, while a contoured sole provides snug comfort and cushioning. With perforated sides and an anti-bacterial microfibre midsole cover the Helly Hansen Hydrator water shoe will get your feet wet with pleasure. Portaging trips will be easier than ever.
Lafuma Active Raid GTX XCR – Trail Running Shoes
Thursday, March 20th, 2008
The Lafuma Active Raid GTX XCR trail running shoes can be described using one word, and that word is “Versatile”. There are several features that allow this trail runners to multi-task. First, each lase has two cord locks for adjusting ankle and forefoot volume independently, which allows a for an accurate fit whatever your foot shape may be, and gives toes breathing room without sacrificing ankle support after a long day of hiking.
Keen Targhee II Mid Cut Hiking Boots
Monday, March 10th, 2008Rated a “Best Buy” from Backpacker magazine, the Keen Targhee II (2) mid cut hiking boots was a hit with reviewers. Even with 35 pounds worth of gear in your backpack on long trails the Keen Targhee II mid cut hiking boots were comfortable.
NorthWest River Supplies – Workboot
Tuesday, January 29th, 2008Your feet can experience a difficult time on a canoe trip. They can get cold and cramped while you are in the canoe or kayak, and then later they are expected to tread over wet rocks and muddy terrain while portaging. Sandles are not aquedate for the purpose of paddling. Pebbles can get under your feet and cause discomfort, not to mention you can get nasty mosquito bites and in cold water conditions your feet are exposed to the cold.
Merrell Ridge Gore-Tex II Hiking Boot
Tuesday, January 29th, 2008The Merrell Ridge Gore-Tex II hiking boot is a reliable piece of outdoor footwear. Its Gore-Tex fabric boot contruction with waterproof upper and tongue will keep your feet dry and warm at the same time delivering superb comfort.
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