[pct-l] What trail runners are you wearing?

[patti kulesz]

it's not a matter of preference...it's a matter of fit. Just b/c one shoe fits 
one person doesn't mean it will fit another...depends on what kind of foot u 
have. My feet are what's called Flinstones in the shoe world and my middle toe 
is longer than my other toes. Therefore I wear a wide shoebox and have to wear 
larger b/c of that long toe. Montrail Wildwoods Make sure they fit right and u 
try them on with swollen feet from hiking or runnning...then u'll know and leave 
them on for atleast an hour while u do things around the house or store.
 
Sugar Moma  

 




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From: Kevin Renfrow <kevinrenfrow at gmail.com>
To: pct <pct-l at backcountry.net>
Sent: Thu, April 14, 2011 5:56:39 PM
Subject: [pct-l] What trail runners are you wearing?

Hello all,

I plan to hike as much of the trail as possible in my fivefingers. I
had planned to wear overshoes for the snow areas with my microspikes,
but when I was finally able to try on some overshoes I found that my
size is right at the cutoff. One size was way too small and the other
way too big. My new plan is to get some trail runners to use with my
microspikes for the sections of trail where my fivefingers won't cut
it.

Anyways, I'm looking for some recommendations and advice for some
trail runners and wanted to know what you all were using. I realize
that everyone has different preferences, but this will give me a good
starting point and supplement my other research.

Thanks!

Kevin
http://www.hikingwithcrohns.com/
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