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Topic	Date	User
Gortex in runners - as an alternative to boots?	25-Oct-2011 At 11:52:40 AM	Dan Theman
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On 25/10/2011 cruze wrote: >Yes it adds weight but we >caught two groups that had 2 and 4 hours start on us respectively who were >trying to keep their feet dry with heavy wet boots on. There is a saying.. a kg on the foot is worth five on the back. So the extra weight of carring your boots would have been canceled out. I like gortex in my crag and walking shoes (merrell chameleon) as it really does keep out the rain and puddle water. It keeps your feet warmer in winter as well as the wind is kept out and warm air in. But the drainage on walks where your feet would get wet anyway sounds like it would be a good idea.

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