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justinsimoni.com
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| | | | | For my Colorado Trail FKT attempt I wanted to have the best footwear system I could possibly put together. Foot health and comfort is one of the most critical details to get right: if your feet hurt, if they're covered in blisters, if they start looking similar to hamburger helper: you're not going to have Continue reading... | |
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havn.blog
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| | | | | I love getting email etc. from readers (hint, hint), and recently, I got an email regarding an older blog post about a great pair of sneakers from Crown Northampton. My sneakers, in black kudu leather. In the original blog post, I said I first bought them too small - but it took me a year to realise it. I bit the bullet, and bought another pair (of the quite expensive shoes), and I hope that's a testament to how much I like them. Here's the email I got: Hello there! I just got these babies. I do have a q... | |
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financialmechanic.com
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| | | | | It started when I shoved everything I had into a personal-item sized backpack. The most cumbersome items were my shoes. My hiking boots were heavy duty, waterproof, and great for the trails. But when in transit, my feet roasted with them on. If I took them off, I tied them to my backpack where they | |
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andreafeucht.com
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