Hi.
Anyone here tried anything from Brasher's AT20 range? I have previously
posted about my super-wide paws, and have discovered that the AT20 range use
a slightly wider fit for comfort. I know they're not walking boots as such,
and more travel footwear that can handle a little light walking. I'm not
looking to take on anything in them other than low level treks, no climbing
or anything more than the odd cornish headland, and their versatility is
appealing to me, but I'm not sure if the boots - the Kamati - will suffer
from the 'jack of all trades, master of none', syndrome. I spend huge
amounts of time on the move, urban walking, on trains, and, like I say, low
level, low intensity walking. These AT20 products look good, as it would
save pack space if I didn't have to take two things. Has anyone got a view
on the Kamati's? I'm finding them hard to unearth on the high street. So
far, only online retailers have born fruit. Thanks again.
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Brasher's AT20's?
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The Crow said:
I spend huge
amounts of time on the move, urban walking, on trains, and, like I say, low
level, low intensity walking.Sorry, no knowledge of AT20s but if you spend a lot of time on your
feet have you considered Superfeet ? See previous comment
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