
I went over to my local Hudson Trail Outfitters to stock up on supplies, particularly a good pair of boots. Got some Asolo TPS 520 GVs--expensive, rugged boots that actually look like they're built for hiking. I was surprised how many so-called hiking boots look like running shoes on steroids, with lots of nylon mesh. I wanted real-looking boots. These Asolo bad boys should do the trick. I've been gradually breaking them in with two-, three-mile walks, although, surprisingly they need little breaking in, and though they look very heavy, they are lightweight.
Stocked up on all kinds of hiking accoutrements. Most important items purchased: the right underwear. I found that out the hard way: 7 miles of walking, wearing regular undies, rubbing the same spot the wrong way a gillion times over, leads to nasty sore spots. Say no more on that subject.
I'll be packing light, however. Wear one outfit, wash it out; wear a second outfit, then wash it out. Repeat. Will probably only take one dress shirt, one sport coat, and one bow tie.
Stocked up on all kinds of hiking accoutrements. Most important items purchased: the right underwear. I found that out the hard way: 7 miles of walking, wearing regular undies, rubbing the same spot the wrong way a gillion times over, leads to nasty sore spots. Say no more on that subject.
I'll be packing light, however. Wear one outfit, wash it out; wear a second outfit, then wash it out. Repeat. Will probably only take one dress shirt, one sport coat, and one bow tie.
Did you buy a product called Glide? I don't walk without. It is so you don't get blisters, or sore undies spots! I buy it from the Susan Koman 3 day store.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Karen. Now I know. Don't want them undies blisters
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