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werewolf :

go bare foot and walk on the balls of your feet

Fucktictoc9973 :

as a native, I still wear moccasins whenever I go camping and hiking

Jr :

I wear Merrill shoes. I absolutely agree with you. The only time I wear boots is during the winter when's it's cold.

Dane bourque :

Barefoot shoes.

PatienceLucaKing :

might "barefoot shoes" be something for you? you're not actually barefoot but they are as close to it as you can get, they often have a wider toe box for a more natural positioning of the toes and they have thinner more flexible souls for exactly the reason you described in this video

Maybe Nobody :

Lucaisking :

I always wear my rat boots, but thats just me, I find them comfortable for long rucks. I also always blouse my boots too so nothing crawls up my legs. What are your thoughts on that?

Capt.Majano77 :

Man idc you can wear whatever lmao I’m just hear to listen to your advice😂😂💀💀

April Leavor :

I personally prefer a good water resistant boot.

user5652493028339 :

All depends on your weather

national boy 1 :

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Ethan O’Keeffe :

Thank you! Needed a way to explain this to people.

Daniel Kaylor :

I wear keen hiking shoes

1charge4you :

Any worries with the copper heads in those gym shoes

adnama_4168 :

Word! To the fullest! Can’t feel your feet right! Don’t like to drive in boots either.

Scrappy57 :

Great idea. The moccasins from yesterday were great. They had thick leather souls and I kept mine for years. Thanks

Luke Z :

On hills and mountainous wilderness hiking boots are highly recommended. You don’t want to twist an ankle in the middle of nowhere

Dawn :

When I was young, we either had cheap sneakers or flip-flops. Neither one of them are good for hiking. It was easier to go barefoot

Odessa de Lune :

Your feet are getting wet

Danny Beechler :

I like nb trail shoes

James 💙🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇩🇪 :

I prefer a shallow tread with broad spaces or a deeper tread *if the tread is angled--not perfectly vertical*. I want mud to be less likely to stick in the tread.

AuthorLesa Leggore :

I have bad ankle, so I have to wear boots that supports my ankles or I won’t go very far into the woods . Also, I don’t want to feel the ground under my feet because I don’t go for a stroll in the woods I usually go for pretty nice sized hikes.

patdaniels43 :

moccasins both protect your feet and are able to do the exact same thing that you're doing with your tennis shoes.

Matt Alpha :

I wear Irish setter 2830