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So beautifully captured !! Can’t wait to do this 😍 also, love the use of Arabic music !

Hello, I just discovered you. I have foot problems. Every year my foot fungus (like herpes) keeps coming back. I can never get rid of it completely. I am someone who has trench foot problem on my feet even when I am working as a sales consultant in a closed area/shopping mall and wearing real leather shoes. Gortex and similar products and Global brand shoes are really expensive in my country. That's why I do a lot of research. I try to buy the right product at once. What do you recommend me? Should I buy amphibious water shoes to protect my foot health as much as possible? I was especially impressed by your statement that leather shoes take much less air than Gortex. I used to think that real leather was a good breathable material. Should I buy Gore-Tex or especially shoes that are as waterproof and dry very quickly? Durability is very important to me (Because I probably spend 1 week minimum wage money for these shoes)

About 80% of people who hike this loop starting at Road's End in Kings Canyon traverse the loop clockwise, because the ascent to the high point (the top of Glen Pass) is longer distance-wise, and therefore more gradual. I have done it both ways, and I think that counterclockwise is really underrated. This allows you to get the uphill part of the hike done about 1/3 of the way through, instead of 2/3 (although your legs may ache a bit from the steepness). And also, you will tend to see a lot more people, since most of the people you see on a hike or backpacking trip are people who are going the _opposite_ direction on the trail from you. Another bonus of this trip, if you have time, is the great choice of side excursions that are well worth exploring. For example: (1) East Lake/Reflection Lake, up from Junction Meadow on Bubbs Creek, is outstanding, although this would probably be too much for a day hike. Hike up to East Lake and spend two nights there, with a day hike up to Lake Reflection on the day in between. Lake Reflection is one of the most beautiful lakes in the High Sierra, and East Lake is no slouch either. (2) Vidette Lakes makes a good day hike from farther up Bubbs Creek, but this requires a crossing of Bubbs Creek which could be dangerous in early season. (3) Sixty Lakes Basin, just over the ridge on the west side of the Rae Lakes basin, takes you to a large basin containing a LOT of lakes and lakelets which you could easily spend a week exploring; most people hike over to here from Rae Lakes on a day hike and if you start early you can definitely still cover a lot of ground in a day. But if you backpack over to Sixty Lakes, you will have even more time to explore this incredible basin and maybe even have time to day hike over Sixty Lakes Col (class 1 - 2) to the remote, exquisite Gardner Basin, one of the most incredible lake basins of the High Sierra. (4) Finally--and this one has been mostly forgotten--do a fairly easy day hike east from the Rae Lakes basin 2 miles up to stunning Dragon Lake at the western foot of Dragon Pass and Gould Pass. You will be almost guaranteed to have this scenic lake all to yourself, as almost no one seems to ever go up there anymore.

Not the cheapest, but worth checking out Mountain Equipment’s Lightline, Baltoro, Paiyu(Trango) and Kryos down jackets.

Use my mesh in summer. And my goretex in winter.

Rab Neutrino Pro

ruclips.net/video/GGEzJJYiROk/видео.htmlsi=-gnvbDb_54kHIA9R I use goretex on my motorcycle when under 15 Celsius all the way below adding some insulation as needed. It helps to stay warm and evaporate the sweat.

What’s the alt then? I need waterproof shoes

Hell yeah

I am watching your videos very nice funny videos will gain popularity among people in a short time. I think your channel can do a lot of good in a very short period of time but due to a little problem the videos are not reaching people so the subscribe, views, comments are comparatively less, can we talk to get rid of this problem.

Hi! I’d like to propose a collaboration. You have an excellent blog, and you’re a great storyteller. Let me introduce myself-my name is Viktor, and I produce RUclips channels. I recently launched a new channel primarily focused on mountain stories. I really need a host, someone who would look natural on camera; the rest of the team (scriptwriter, editor) is already in place. Tell me, would this role be of interest to you?

Great job man!

As a bigger guy I found REI fits better. Is cheaper. Is just as warm as my Patagonia. Easier to layer with the fit on my REI. Maybe for those more fit the others are better, but I’m 340lbs and 5.10 trying to get active, so I need something that fits.

I buy gore tex shoes for autumn season during my long city walks in rain , my feet stay warm and dry !!1

There not that lightweight and the toe post is rubbing such a shame i think these are going back

What if i made grated eyelid holes in my gortex lined boots? Would that help with the water loged issue?

Just go to the gym and get a more supportive backpack. Weight isn’t as big of deal for me a 225 lb man than it is for my wife a 120lb woman. I’d rather have comfort items than silly ultra light inferior gear. Hiking is exercise- weight is more exercise. If it’s well distributed and comfortable, stop worrying about 2-5 lbs.

Love this short! Channel is dope

Beautiful and epic trail!!! And what a beautiful sky!!!

Wow, brilliant hike guys! Place looks and feels amazing! Epic 🥾🥾

Another epic adventure, another epic video! Thanks for capturing these for us, man.

Amazing job on this video, as always, man! I’ll remember that weekend forever.

Mike is a fucking trooper. Great video

What a phenomenal hike my friend, scenery is simply incredible!

Peakbagging!!!⛰️🌄

Just ordered mine today. Definitely will be testing it in the white mountains this winter.

Can GTX be a good option to run in rain everyday for 15-30 mins?

Not digging the paracord 'between toe' feel or the texture footbeds. I prefer Olukais for comfort. I wish Olukai made a heel strap version to provide more 'adventurer' capabilities. Olukai footbed and toe strap + Luna sole and strap system would be the best sandal.... Someone invent it please

Run into any griz on the adventures in the winds?

Buy then form your own opinions. Different for everybody.

A simple solution for the "bucket problem": (waterproof) gaiters or footbags can be used to keep water and/or snow from going into your boots from above.

Do you think the sole has enough squish to it? Or do you find it to be a bit hard? I’m debating between these and the xero h trails which seems to maybe be a softer sole.

This was very helpful thank you

one random guy says wear gore tex... another random guy says don't wear gore tex... seems nobody can agree on anything in the hiking world...

Was that Ken Jeong?

I am looking for some good football sandals and have been eying these. How are the on concrete?

What time of yea?

I really want a pair of these. My experience with Vibram has been great on boots. Just recently learned they make these sandal style soles too. nice review thank you.

Great recommendations!!

Beautifull

Do you use this gear or is it just a recommendation, as want information on gear that people actually use . Anyone can pick a load of gear out , that's all . I have seen same videos recommending same gear of other RUclipsrs but don't actually use the stuff there recommending . 😅

Thank you so much for this! I live in Lander, and I will enjoy this over and over again.❇️

Great video, which model is this?

soo true lol.

I would love to backpack out west like that. looked amazing

Turns out… a titcomb is… a name 😂

I was debating buying a pair and thought I'd see if anyone had done a review. I'm diving in, thanks for sharing!

never experienced more sweating than other shoes

Yeah, I worn them quite a few times and they’re great one thing I just warn you about dogs shamus. Sandals has a model called mountain goats, so I don’t want legal stuff to get people in trouble socks still on my snap and both are great sandals, the Shama mountain goats are great and saw bedrock bedrock more comfortable I think because of the top one.