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I read jardine and gave up my hiking boots years ago in favor of thick polyurethane soled sneakers like nb 990. Those are great for dry rocky trails. Add more
by CraigRo 3y ago
I read jardine and gave up my hiking boots years ago in favor of thick polyurethane soled sneakers like nb 990. Those are great for dry rocky trails. Add more rocks and you'll wish you had a toe box and some ankle protection. I've tried using lightweight sneakers and suffered some bad falls due to the soles slipping. Otoh, if you want to do 20+ miles per day, you have to make choices
- cassianoleal 3y agoI've been using the Vivobarefoot Tracker Forest Esc boots for years now. Those soles will grab anything you put under your feet. Still feels mostly like you're barefoot (which is the whole point :D ).