Anonymous wrote:This is OP and I just want to thank those that suggested the Merrill trail running shoes. I just returned from my trip and the shoes were perfect for light hiking, climbing on rocks and the cobblestone streets. Less bulky then a hiking shoe, but waterproof and amazing tread.
Anonymous wrote:I second trail runners.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can't believe I'm on here at 6 in the morning talking about shoes - life is weird!
Blundstones are what you want for this.
Or a bootie like a Blundstone. I have these and actually pull them out more often than my Blundstones anymore: https://troentorpsclogs.com/boots/whistler-camel
Sounds like a wonderful trip!
I love my Blunnies! Thanks for suggesting a new brand to try.
Just ordered my first pair of Troentorps. Fingers crossed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can't believe I'm on here at 6 in the morning talking about shoes - life is weird!
Blundstones are what you want for this.
Or a bootie like a Blundstone. I have these and actually pull them out more often than my Blundstones anymore: https://troentorpsclogs.com/boots/whistler-camel
Sounds like a wonderful trip!
I love my Blunnies! Thanks for suggesting a new brand to try.
Anonymous wrote:Which type of Merrill trail running shoes did you get?
Anonymous wrote:I can't believe I'm on here at 6 in the morning talking about shoes - life is weird!
Blundstones are what you want for this.
Or a bootie like a Blundstone. I have these and actually pull them out more often than my Blundstones anymore: https://troentorpsclogs.com/boots/whistler-camel
Sounds like a wonderful trip!