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Shoes (again!) - recommendations for long and rocky
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Jun 2013
12:59pm, 18 Jun 2013
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flanker
Can't get on with merino either. Far too itchy close to the skin. Tops-wise the best base layer I have ever had is a £9 Aldi l/s compression top. Supremely comfortable, remarkably windproof and warm when wet. Perfect. I now only wear it for long ultras as I'm scared of wearing it out! |
Jun 2013
8:42pm, 23 Jun 2013
4776 posts
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rf_fozzy
Just as a comment, I wore my new mudclaws to go up helvellyn yesterday. They were superb. Even wet rock up swirall edge. They were just brilliant coming down. And I thought they were comfortable even on the track/road back to glenridding. I did only wear them for 2 hrs though |
Jun 2013
5:10pm, 24 Jun 2013
156 posts
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K5 Gus
Gav, just realised that the latest edition of Trail Running reviews 53 different models of trail shoes ! Not an in depth review of each shoe, just a one para summary, may be useful in narrowing things down a bit ? Do you have Trail Running issue 14, if not I can scan the pages and email to you ? |
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