Submit Story

Since your Hiking on your Feet -Protect them from rough terrain

Wearing hiking boots and warm socks are essential items for taking your climb to the top.

PROTECTIVE GEAR FOR FEET:

Liner socks (2 pair)

A super-thin wicking sock that repels moisture. Liner socks help to reduce the likelihood of blisters. The socks should be thin wool, nylon, or Capilene®. NO COTTON.

Patagonia- Ultra Lightweight, Hiking Crew Socks

Bridgedale- Liner sock

Hiking Socks (2 pair)

Your everyday sock, good for day hikes, trekking, and in-town. NO COTTON.

Patagonia: Midweight Hiking Crew Socks

Bridgedale: Endurance Trekker

Warm Socks (2 pair)

A wool synthetic blend. Pure rag wool socks are not nearly as effective in wicking moisture or retaining their shape and reducing blisters. NO COTTON.

Bridgedale: Endurance Summit

Patagonia: Ultra HW Mountaineering Socks

Hiking Boots

These light to mid-weight boots are for every day use. The ideal boot is comfortable enough to wear for days and scrambles decently on rock. A Gore-tex lined boot often stays drier when hiking in rain or snow.

Montrail: Torre GTX™

Sportiva: Thunder II GTX

Gaiters

GORE-TEX® or Schoeller® calf-high, durable gaiters are recommended. VELCRO® calf-closure is preferred.

Outdoor Research: Crocodiles® Gaiters

Black Diamond: GTX FrontPoint Gaiters

  • Share/Bookmark

5 comments to Since your Hiking on your Feet -Protect them from rough terrain

  • Thank you for this interesting blog, even if it did take quite a long time to understand. (English is not my first language) Can I ask where you get your information from? Thankyou!

  • admin

    Thanks for visiting our blog. We have compiled all our posts from various resources. One that is referenced a few times in this blog is OutdoorBound.com.
    Have you traveled to any interesting places recently? We would love to hear from our readers about their travels.

  • Very interesting and amusing subject. I read with great pleasure.

  • admin

    Thank you! We are happy to hear that our readers are enjoying our posts. If you have traveled any where recently would you like to share your experiences?

  • Hello,
    I’ve been doing a lot of research online lately regarding online promotion and SEO since I just opened up an sport blog with a couple of buddies.
    The information offered on your site would be of great value to our visitors, and I believe, your visitors would find great value in our site. Because our two websites are complementary rather than competitive, I see synergy here as an opportunity for our mutual benefit and I’d really like to exchange links with you. Have a look at our website if you want, we put a lot of work and effort into it and are dedicated to improve it constantly.
    We receive a lot of hits already (contact me for visitor stats) and I think both our sites can benefit from one another.
    Anyway, just thought I’d share my thoughts with you – keep up the good work and get back to me if interested!

Leave a Reply

 

 

 

You can use these HTML tags

<a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>