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  1. I`am curious where everyone is walking on! What kind of shoes? Which Brand?

    I walk in mountain area on Hanwag Lima/Bergell top or Meindl Ortler

    On flat surface with my Mephisto Sierra`s!

    Regards Walker

  2. On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 16:24:25 +0200, "Walker" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    I`am curious where everyone is walking on! What kind of shoes? Which Brand?

    I walk in mountain area on Hanwag Lima/Bergell top or Meindl Ortler

    On flat surface with my Mephisto Sierra`s!

    Regards Walker

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  3. Walker wrote

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    I`am curious where everyone is walking on! What kind of shoes? Which Brand?

    Merrill. Converted a few years ago. FWIW, the brand is far less important than the fit.

    Chris

  4. On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 16:24:25 +0200, "Walker" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    I`am curious where everyone is walking on! What kind of shoes? Which Brand?

    I walk in mountain area on Hanwag Lima/Bergell top or Meindl Ortler

    On flat surface with my Mephisto Sierra`s!

    Regards Walker

    For clement weather where grip isn't an issue: Adidas Supernova (retired running shoes).

    For the mud and wet grass, outside of winter: Adidas Davos - fell shoes.

    Otherwise: Meindl Burmas, for which I still owe the wife a pile of dosh.

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  5. "Walker" wrote in message

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    I`am curious where everyone is walking on! What kind of shoes? Which Brand?

    I walk in mountain area on Hanwag Lima/Bergell top or Meindl Ortler

    On flat surface with my Mephisto Sierra`s!

    We are Day Walkers (for fitness so we walk fast) around the Surrey area and use Zamberlan Civettas
    all year round, they are now quite a few years old and I would buy them again.

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  6. For walking in the Pyranees I used some Karrimor sandals but generally I use Karrimor Cheviots. I've
    just bought some Kolfach plastic boots and some Charlet Moser S12 crampons so that's what I'll be
    trying them out on some winter route.

    Jiffy

  7. On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 15:28:22 +0100, Paul Rooney <[email hidden]>

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    Walker said:

    I`am curious where everyone is walking on!



    <snip>

    I use French army 'Rangers' and in wet weather I wear Matterhorns (leather with Goretex lining,
    similar to the British army Pro boot) or my trusty Dachsteins <sp>.

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  8. Bob Hobden said:

    We are Day Walkers (for fitness so we walk fast) around the Surrey area and use Zamberlan Civettas
    all year round, they are now quite a few years old and I would buy them again.

    If you're going fast, consider an off-road trainer or "approach shoe". Lighter, so better for speed.
    If you're not carrying big loads then there's no real reason to wear anything with an ankle cuff
    around Surrey: not like you'll be banging your ankles on the long scree runs, and they just add
    weight and reduce comfort (Zamberlan suggest them for "backpacking and tough hiking"😉. You may well
    be using more boot than you really need.

    Pete.
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  9. Are the Dachsteins still available?? Here in Holland they are out of bussiness a few years now,
    thats why I got the mephisto`s

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    my trusty Dachsteins <sp>.

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  10. "Peter wrote in message after me

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    Quoted message said:

    We are Day Walkers (for fitness so we walk fast) around the Surrey area


    and

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    Quoted message said:

    use Zamberlan Civettas all year round, they are now quite a few years


    old

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    and I would buy them again.

    If you're going fast, consider an off-road trainer or "approach shoe". Lighter, so better for
    speed. If you're not carrying big loads then there's no real reason to wear anything with an ankle
    cuff around Surrey: not like you'll be banging your ankles on the long scree runs, and they just
    add weight and reduce comfort (Zamberlan suggest them for "backpacking and tough hiking"😉. You may
    well be using more boot than you really need.

    No doubt we are but...

    If you see the state of our boots and socks sometimes, those brambles across the paths would tear
    material boots to bits I suspect. They have even cut into the leather of Sue's boots (or was it some
    barbed wire). The weight adds to the fitness bit. :-) They are so comfortable, never even a sign of
    a blister. They take the winter rain/mud/ice etc, with ease and are not too hot for summer, they
    also will take us almost anywhere we go on holiday (recent trip to Exmoor), so we don't need any
    other boots. However, when we need to buy new I might well look at the alternatives but they will
    need to be good in mud, and not clog.

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  11. On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 09:36:56 +0200, "Walker" <[email hidden]>

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    Are the Dachsteins still available?? Here in Holland they are out of bussiness a few years now,
    thats why I got the mephisto`s

    I do not know if they doing walking boots but they seem to be doing ski boots still.

    Whereabouts are you in Holland? I used to live in Rosenburg and Rotterdam and I still spend a lot of
    time in Geldermahlsen.

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  12. IJmuiden, near Amsterdam at the Coast!

    Regards Walker

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    Quoted message said:
    Walker said:


    Are the Dachsteins still available?? Here in Holland they are out of bussiness a few years now,
    thats why I


    got

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    the mephisto`s

    I do not know if they doing walking boots but they seem to be doing ski boots still.

    Whereabouts are you in Holland? I used to live in Rosenburg and Rotterdam and I still spend a lot
    of time in Geldermahlsen.

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