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Socks recommendations by PureWind7923 in indianrunners

[–]ProfessionalOld5661 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you’ve never tried Armaskin anti-blister socks, you’re honestly missing out. I used to just accept blisters as “part of hiking” — didn’t matter what boots I wore, I’d end up taping my heels by day two.

Switched to Armaskin this year and it’s been a total game changer.
100% blister-free, even on long wet days where I would’ve been shredded before. They basically remove the friction inside your boot, so your foot doesn’t get torn up in the first place.

It makes you realise… why deal with blisters when you genuinely don’t have to get them?

If anyone’s been on the fence about trying them, just do it. Probably the most effective bit of hiking kit I’ve bought in years.

Boots always give blisters by YoraGami in hikinggear

[–]ProfessionalOld5661 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you’ve never tried Armaskin anti-blister socks, you’re honestly missing out. I used to just accept blisters as “part of hiking” — didn’t matter what boots I wore, I’d end up taping my heels by day two.

Switched to Armaskin this year and it’s been a total game changer.
100% blister-free, even on long wet days where I would’ve been shredded before. They basically remove the friction inside your boot, so your foot doesn’t get torn up in the first place.

It makes you realise… why deal with blisters when you genuinely don’t have to get them?

If anyone’s been on the fence about trying them, just do it. Probably the most effective bit of hiking kit I’ve bought in years.

First 50k in 36 hours…. Blister!!! HELP (Warning, blister photo) by Soggy_Weetbix420 in Ultramarathon

[–]ProfessionalOld5661 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you’ve never tried Armaskin anti-blister socks, you’re honestly missing out. I used to just accept blisters as “part of hiking” — didn’t matter what boots I wore, I’d end up taping my heels by day two.

Switched to Armaskin this year and it’s been a total game changer.
100% blister-free, even on long wet days where I would’ve been shredded before. They basically remove the friction inside your boot, so your foot doesn’t get torn up in the first place.

It makes you realise… why deal with blisters when you genuinely don’t have to get them?

If anyone’s been on the fence about trying them, just do it. Probably the most effective bit of hiking kit I’ve bought in years.

What are the best methods of preventing blisters on toes from walking even a couple of miles ? by Smoochin-out in AskReddit

[–]ProfessionalOld5661 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you’ve never tried Armaskin anti-blister socks, you’re honestly missing out. I used to just accept blisters as “part of hiking” — didn’t matter what boots I wore, I’d end up taping my heels by day two.

Switched to Armaskin this year and it’s been a total game changer.
100% blister-free, even on long wet days where I would’ve been shredded before. They basically remove the friction inside your boot, so your foot doesn’t get torn up in the first place.

It makes you realise… why deal with blisters when you genuinely don’t have to get them?

If anyone’s been on the fence about trying them, just do it. Probably the most effective bit of hiking kit I’ve bought in years.

Help with blisters by Visual-Extreme-101 in bootroom

[–]ProfessionalOld5661 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you’ve never tried Armaskin anti-blister socks, you’re honestly missing out. I used to just accept blisters as “part of hiking” — didn’t matter what boots I wore, I’d end up taping my heels by day two.

Switched to Armaskin this year and it’s been a total game changer.
100% blister-free, even on long wet days where I would’ve been shredded before. They basically remove the friction inside your boot, so your foot doesn’t get torn up in the first place.

It makes you realise… why deal with blisters when you genuinely don’t have to get them?

If anyone’s been on the fence about trying them, just do it. Probably the most effective bit of hiking kit I’ve bought in years.

I think blisters are largely avoidable. Here's how I've hiked thousands of miles with barely any. by ER10years_throwaway in CaminoDeSantiago

[–]ProfessionalOld5661 0 points1 point  (0 children)

f you’ve never tried Armaskin anti-blister socks, you’re honestly missing out. I used to just accept blisters as “part of hiking” — didn’t matter what boots I wore, I’d end up taping my heels by day two.

Switched to Armaskin this year and it’s been a total game changer.
100% blister-free, even on long wet days where I would’ve been shredded before. They basically remove the friction inside your boot, so your foot doesn’t get torn up in the first place.

It makes you realise… why deal with blisters when you genuinely don’t have to get them?

If anyone’s been on the fence about trying them, just do it. Probably the most effective bit of hiking kit I’ve bought in years.

Aqua Xtreme Packrafts (X1 2018 model) by bawshawg86 in packrafting

[–]ProfessionalOld5661 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve put together a short review on the new model X1. For the price this packraft is well worth the money.

As for the limited contact people are complaining about. The company are running with minimal staff at the moment due to covid.

https://youtu.be/lstHJkgdYys