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re: Good pair of waterproof hiking shoes?
Posted on 4/1/24 at 6:19 pm to KLSU
Posted on 4/1/24 at 6:19 pm to KLSU
Keen or Merrell of your choice, Salomon for a bit more money.
I would advise against the waterproof version of whatever you get, especially if you want to wear them beyond this trip. I got waterproof Salomons for a UK vacation and they're just too damn hot to wear much in the SE. Even in the highlands I never really needed the goretex (or whatever they use), and wet shoes dry quickly when you're walking, especially with good wool socks.
I would advise against the waterproof version of whatever you get, especially if you want to wear them beyond this trip. I got waterproof Salomons for a UK vacation and they're just too damn hot to wear much in the SE. Even in the highlands I never really needed the goretex (or whatever they use), and wet shoes dry quickly when you're walking, especially with good wool socks.
Posted on 4/2/24 at 9:05 am to Flats
A few others have mentioned it, and I agree that waterproof is overrated.
Besides 2 pairs if LaCrosse hunting boots that are situational, I trashed all of my waterproof goretex boots. They're just not comfortable enough. Especially my work boots, hunting boots and hiking boots are all standard, no lining. If I really has to make them water resistant, I could.
Besides 2 pairs if LaCrosse hunting boots that are situational, I trashed all of my waterproof goretex boots. They're just not comfortable enough. Especially my work boots, hunting boots and hiking boots are all standard, no lining. If I really has to make them water resistant, I could.
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