@garybasin This is my trusty backpack. I have had it for about 16 years. It is no longer waterproof since the lining got eaten by moths. But I love it and am loathe to part with it. I have not found one I like so much.pic.twitter.com/cAz0FDond4
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In the process of buying some new ones! I moved to a more 'minimalist' style, which did, take some time to adjust to. I haven't been on too off-path tracks recently, but if I do, I find _hiking_ specific shoes a bit _better_.
Nikes in the past, haven't lasted me too long (and that's just city/commuting -- maybe 9-10km per day). But, I've owned various pairs of minimal running styles. Atm looking at Merrell trail glove (minimal):http://www.merrellaustralia.com.au/trail-glove-4-black-0009673-000 … Merrell moab (hybrid?):http://www.merrellaustralia.com.au/moab-fst-noire-0036927-000 …
^ Both of those have been teamed up with Vibram. My last pair were the previous gen trail gloves. So I'm thinking trail glove right now OR Alternatively, I'm looking at New Balance Minimus Trail (also vibram- paired )https://www.newbalance.com/pd/minimus-10v1-trail/MT10-V1.html?dwvar_MT10-V1_color=Dark%20Grey_with_Yellow#color=Dark%20Grey_with_Yellow …
I find the minimal-style, once adapted, a lot more comfortable. _Apparently_ their 'better' for your feet --> physiology, too.
Yes, they give your toes room to spread. I find most ordinary shoes restricting after getting used to minimalist ones. The best non-toe minimalists I had were Merrells. They usually lasted about 2.5k miles benfore replacement.
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