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foot protection for the high country

Started by Hattrick, March 31, 2009, 04:26:00 PM

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Hattrick

I ran a thread last year about this time on blister prevention in the high country..But i did not  draw my tag an lost the info, i will draw this year. So lets try it again there was so much good info from you guys i believe it would be helpful for anyone lucky enough to be hunting elk this fall including me. Any advice on foot protection would be helpful thanks
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John Scifres

Good boots, tough feet, light liner and decent wool socks, duct tape for the hot spots.  It's all part of getting in shape.  Have fun.  Good luck.
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IB

Do a search and see what was said last year   :thumbsup:

hunt it

All the above, plus go to a running store and get yourself a tube of Body Glide - it is anti chaffing product. This is the stuff all the athletes use to prevent blisters and hot spots during marathons. It works real good.
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Hattrick

Body glide thats the one could not remember... Thanks!! i tried a search but could not go back that far..
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snag

I always wear a first sock made of silk then the heavy socks over them. Keeps any friction from starting a hot spot.
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ron w

Get the best boots you san afford,and BREAK THEM IN!!!!!!!
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Dartwick

Break in is the key - it softens the boots but it also toughens your feet to suit the boots.

Of course some boots just wont fit some people right, so its best to find out ahead.
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