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Guide on sizing and choosing the correct shoe size by Jim Black |
Topic: Hiking Boots & Footwear |
| A properly-fitted athletic shoe or technical multi-sport boot is perhaps one of the most important pieces of adventure sports equipment that a connoisseur of the outdoor lifestyle can have at their disposal. Not only does it complement one's collection of durable clothing, advanced outerwear, active... |
| Published: Thursday 14 January, 2010 |
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Choosing and Caring for Hiking Boots |
Topic: Hiking Boots & Footwear |
| No other piece of equipment can affect your enjoyment of a trip as much as your footwear. With a comfortable pair of boots you’ll eat up the miles, but in ill-fitting or inappropriate footwear, you can be painfully aware of every step you take. Good footwear is essential, but what is good for one pe... |
| Published: Thursday 23 October, 2008 |
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Caring for Hiking Boots |
Topic: Hiking Boots & Footwear |
| All boots require some breaking in, especially leather boots, where it may take some time for the leather to flex freely and evenly. If you aren't used to wearing boots, it may also take your feet some time to get used to them. For these reasons, we strongly recommend that your first walks be short ... |
| Published: Monday 20 October, 2008 |
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Wet is Dry - Ion Mask Waterproof Technology from HI-TEC has land |
Topic: Hiking Boots & Footwear |
| Finally after a long wait, the Altitude Ultra with revolutionary with Ion-Mask™ waterproofing has been launched in Australia is set to revolutionise the way boots are waterproofed. Stay completely dry and comfortable in the V-Lite Altitude Ultra with Ion-Mask™ from Hi-Tec. As Featured in Sports maga... |
| Published: Thursday 09 October, 2008 |
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Footwear Shoes And Boots, Go Bushwalk by Jim Black |
Topic: Hiking Boots & Footwear |
| If your feet are happy then you'll be happy; making footwear one of the most important items in your equipment arsenal. Contrary to popular belief, bushwalking doesn't require sturdy, ankle-high boots with stiff soles. For pleasurable striding choose footwear that suits the terrain you intend walkin... |
| Published: Thursday 14 February, 2008 |
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