@@tmdosu it’s all about shoes, and more specifically, friction. If your shoes are too tight and/or made of a material like leather (assuming no socks), you’d start to get a blister within 3 blocks.
Im no dancer but instead to love to bowl. Well i would get horrible blisters on my thumb from bowling a little old lady turned me on to the liquid skin and i think its the best. I can imagine it works great on feet
Yup keeping your feet covered does that I walk barefoot most of the time and my feet are hard and dark I don’t think they can even get a blister at this point int he balls of my feet
My friend who backpacks 70+ mile hikes often swears by wearing toe socks. She says that while everyone else on the trail has blisters, she is free of them!
Hot tip with leukotape, it will rip skin off. If you have a very sensitive or raw spot, always good to put a little gauze or cotton on the wound so you don’t have the same problem again when you take the tape off
@mariah4590 that was a general comment, I don't think it was directed at the content creators, and it was helpful as well. It's for people like me who aren't familiar with the tape and now know not to do that.
I LOVE this couple; they're so mat/pat (ernal). If Mister Rogers had like a couple's hiking show, this would be it. May they live a thousand years and not age a day
@@another_jen_and_tonic Yeah I swear by them, but you 100% have to have dry feet when applying them. Alcohol wipes are actually really helpful for that, as it both sanitizes the area and dries it as the alcohol evaporates.
Hydrocolloid patches for blisters are the best! It will soak up all the excess fluid, keep out bacteria and promote wound healing. It’s what we use for pimples too.
I’m doing weekly hikes to build the chops for a section hike. I’ve discovered that I have a dislocated small toe that I got a year ago. The intensive hiking has made the dislocation noticeable to a 10 at times. I’m VERY glad I’m doing these training hikes, to get stuff like this figured out and fixed before the main effort! Huzzah!!
This is half right, tape BEFORE you start walking. The "hot spot" are usually on the heel and the side of your feet and toes, buy "kinesiology tape", and don't tape in small patches, like in the video, try tape it in a way that you prevent other potential hotspots. Don't forget to cut away/round of the corners of the tape, this way they won't flake off as easily. If you have already started to develop blisters like in the video, buy compeed, and tape over that. Also cut the crease formed on the tape (as seen on the video), round the new corners and fold it to the contours of your feet. If a cone starts to take shape in the fold, cut that as well. Basically, remove all creases and cones. They will eventually start rubbing and become a new hotspot for blisters. The big key to prevent blisters is to buy a walking boot that are 1 to 1,5 size bigger than what you usually buy. Use a breathable, thin sock as your undersock, and a marinowool sock. As they too are breathable and lead out moisture. The friction will now be between the Socks and not the boot material and won't rub as much. Try and invest in genuin leather boots and put a few hours of walking in them BEFORE you go on the actual hike. (About 8 hours in total), the leather will form to your feet and will make the hike a lot more comfortable and also help prevent the blisters. You don't need Gore-Tex and other "fanzy" technologies. Wax the boots and it will be both breathable and waterproof. Also, ALWAYS bring 2 extra pairs of under socks. Take a break as soon as you feel irritation on your feet and tape up. Happy hiking 🥾
Would you say too tight of shoes is as dangerous for blisters as too loose of shoes? I’ve been walking 5-7 miles a night every night for the past few weeks, and I’ve had a couple minor blisters here and there. I’m wondering if I should buy a pair of shoes in the next size up for when I walk, but I’m worried they’ll be too loose.
@@Catsaregoodandyourenot it depends. If you walk in such a way that your feet starts to swell, then I'd go half a size to a full size up. Enough to fit the swelling and a medium thick sock. It should feel just like it would if you bought the right size boot. The way you lace the boot/shoe can also have a huge impact in how it behaves. I have mine set up in a way that instead of the laces going left to right in a normal zig zag way, mine are laced so that the laces cross in the middle and goes back in the hole above where it started, hope that makes sense. This allows me to not only control pressure, it allows me to adjust where I want the pressure. There are tons of different ways to lace, so play around and see what feels best for you. You want to tie the shoe in a way that your feet does not move around inside, yet not too hard that you cut off circulation. New shoes should not be awkward to walk in, they should be comfortable from the start then they will be perfect as they form to your shape. If you're just walking on regular terrain like in a forest or on grass, maybe you don't need a boot, but a trail shoe, in that case I can highly recommend a shoe with a wider toe box. Altra makes some nice ones and has some cushioning. Or if you want to try barefoot/minimalistic ones (next to no cushioning), then Vivo Barefoot has some nice trail shoes as well. Hope this answer your questions ☺️
You can use moleskin, just cut a hole around the blister to stop any contact with sock, wearing sock liners also helps. I did a 2 week trip in the New Mexico Wilderness roughly 100 miles and this helps
@@SheilaR.08 exactly, that costs quite a lot, even just the basic gear, the time they prepare the food, nevermind 4 months off work. It's amazing, I'm jealous 😊
I dont know how these landed on my tr feed but im glad they did. Its the kind of adventure I would never have thought u could have and its inspiring me.
Parents seeing this: That’s nothing I used to walk 5,000 miles and swam 2,000 miles also went up ten hills oh and I didn’t forget I ran 7,000 miles to SCHOOL
Tip I got from an army major on a cadet course was to wear a thin tightish pair of dress socks under your hiking socks, doesn't impact breathing or heat too much as it's only thin, but they allow your foot to grip the liner sock so the skin isn't rubbing directly on the wool sock.
it doesn’t look like you got an answer, so I’ll offer one for you: you can wear a solar panel on your backpack, And charge your gadgets as you go like that or charge a bigger battery from which you can charge your gadgets at night. You can use a fire charger, so that you’re charging your gadgets as you cook or enjoy campfire, and they were camp stoves that have built in converters in them, Which store energy and have a built-in USB port. There are also chargers you can get for the times when you can camp next to a stream, which charge as the water passing through it moves a little turbine. You can also get a little wind charger, that you can just set up on a little mini tripod, that charges when the wind blows. there’s also the option of using gadgets with a dynamo, but that’s really an awful lot of work and not very practical.
She says sterile needle. The lighter is for sterilizing a needle used to drain the blister. Which is BAD advice. Do NOT drain blisters: it creates opportunity for serious infection and they heal better without popping it.
I heard something amazing that I’d never heard before just last week. The needle and thread trick, and it blew my mind. A buddy did it on The Way of Saint James a couple of times, and it totally makes sense.
woah, for free? 😂 i’m joking, i just haven’t seen a comment like this so i decided to say it lol btw i mean her feet, coz normally people pay money to see feet 🤣
They have done so much more healing, by just explaining how they treat their own blisters, for Marines that hike miles and miles than any other doc has done examining a foot full of blisters. "cHanGe uR SoCkS"
I find double socks also really helpful. Because I have small feet, I use a very thin seamless kid’s Smartwool as the base layer and then just a hiking sock as the outer layer. Keeps my feet dry, doesn’t bind. No blisters.
Never drain a blister! They’re there for a reason. It’s to protect the damaged skin beneath it from more harm or infection. Draining could lead to more issues.
This is off topic I don't even like hiking but just imagine. You find someone that is equally obsessed with an hobby and you can share it and the greatest time of your life's together. Just wonderful!
Hey guys! I'm a mountain guide from the UK, here's a tip I learned from my favourite expedition leader years ago. Double up your socks. Use thinner 'liner socks' underneath a thicker pair of socks. Always go for quality. I recommend the brand bridgedale . This reduces friction between the socks and your feet, and instead, the friction will be between the two pairs of socks. Happy trail guys! ☺️❤️
@@katiejenkins4532 everyone I know thinks that but I think wool is such a lovely wholesome texture it doesn’t bother me at all. It feels tough but comfortable. They’ll last forever. Back in wars they used wool because it doesn’t rot or get nasty like cotton
Never walked as far, but did a 12mi hike 3 times in a week, always did the thinsock under woolsock trick and I've yet to have a blister after a couple dozen hikes
I love you guys so much it's crazy how you guys do this whole trip outdoors I love it it's amazing I did the same thing with my cuts too or dried skin I wrap it yeah inside or out it's crazy I love you guys
👍🏽 Although I can’t admit to **Hiking** very much in my life 😂😂😂 I can add this helpful info to my toolbox on how to take care of foot blisters. I’ve been forced by Circumstances to have to walk more 🚶♀️to the local shops in my area. It’s Great Exercise for me and has also helped to reduce Anxiety and Insomnia.
I walked around Seoul for 10 minutes and had a blister. Wow you guys are cool
I get fussy if I get a rock in my docs just going to work in bad weather. These people are awesome. A real testament to human endurance.
Dude, no way! I’m in Seoul as well right now. Must’ve been painful though.
How? Like actually how?
@@tmdosu it’s all about shoes, and more specifically, friction. If your shoes are too tight and/or made of a material like leather (assuming no socks), you’d start to get a blister within 3 blocks.
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As of ballet dancer recommend getting second skin and using the same tape you use on top of it works really well
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Im no dancer but instead to love to bowl. Well i would get horrible blisters on my thumb from bowling a little old lady turned me on to the liquid skin and i think its the best. I can imagine it works great on feet
@mikoltavas2434 it's basically little jelly squares that dancers put on blisters or on a high impact area (such as the side of the big toe)
Came here to say this!! Second skin saved my feet many times over
2nd skin all the way.
Damn her feet are cleaner than mine and she’s hiking like 24/7
Lol
Yup keeping your feet covered does that I walk barefoot most of the time and my feet are hard and dark I don’t think they can even get a blister at this point int he balls of my feet
She has cute feet
Fr
How do y’all charge your phone
@@genesismoreno1009 You know that powerbanks exist right? I have been using them for festivals for nearly 10 years.
My friend who backpacks 70+ mile hikes often swears by wearing toe socks. She says that while everyone else on the trail has blisters, she is free of them!
I second this! Merino toe socks.
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Works for some. I wear injinji toe socks but still end up with blisters.
Toe sock and the regular hiking socks on top is my go to. I don't hike that much, but it's kept me from getting blisters.
More and more I realize how this is a lifestyle that's costly and painful, but I admire the effort, and it must feel rewarding as hell!
I’m so happy every time you post! Thank you for bringing us some of your joy and experiences every day!!! In my head I am there with you two! ❤️
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Hot tip with leukotape, it will rip skin off. If you have a very sensitive or raw spot, always good to put a little gauze or cotton on the wound so you don’t have the same problem again when you take the tape off
They've been using it for years, they're good lol
@mariah4590 that was a general comment, I don't think it was directed at the content creators, and it was helpful as well. It's for people like me who aren't familiar with the tape and now know not to do that.
@@mariahsj689 you don’t know though…
Thanks for that info. I am about to start my first multi day tramp and I feel like this tip will be invaluable! 🇳🇿
Thank you! My skin is extremely sensitive to bandaids so I think I'll skip that tape. 😅
I LOVE this couple; they're so mat/pat (ernal). If Mister Rogers had like a couple's hiking show, this would be it. May they live a thousand years and not age a day
Definitely recommend hydrocolloid bandaids, they create a cushion over the blister and are waterproof and super sticky
I've sweated so many of those bad boys off! Trail conditions aren't great for being able to have dry feet to apply them to.
@@another_jen_and_tonic Yeah I swear by them, but you 100% have to have dry feet when applying them. Alcohol wipes are actually really helpful for that, as it both sanitizes the area and dries it as the alcohol evaporates.
Hydrocolloid patches for blisters are the best! It will soak up all the excess fluid, keep out bacteria and promote wound healing. It’s what we use for pimples too.
I'll def give this a try when I get my next blister 🤔 Thanks for the tip!
You know usually I just power through crap until it's done, but I think you guys have the right idea
I’m doing weekly hikes to build the chops for a section hike. I’ve discovered that I have a dislocated small toe that I got a year ago. The intensive hiking has made the dislocation noticeable to a 10 at times. I’m VERY glad I’m doing these training hikes, to get stuff like this figured out and fixed before the main effort! Huzzah!!
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I love the way you guys edit these videos. Always very chipper
This is half right, tape BEFORE you start walking. The "hot spot" are usually on the heel and the side of your feet and toes, buy "kinesiology tape", and don't tape in small patches, like in the video, try tape it in a way that you prevent other potential hotspots. Don't forget to cut away/round of the corners of the tape, this way they won't flake off as easily.
If you have already started to develop blisters like in the video, buy compeed, and tape over that. Also cut the crease formed on the tape (as seen on the video), round the new corners and fold it to the contours of your feet. If a cone starts to take shape in the fold, cut that as well. Basically, remove all creases and cones. They will eventually start rubbing and become a new hotspot for blisters.
The big key to prevent blisters is to buy a walking boot that are 1 to 1,5 size bigger than what you usually buy. Use a breathable, thin sock as your undersock, and a marinowool sock. As they too are breathable and lead out moisture. The friction will now be between the Socks and not the boot material and won't rub as much.
Try and invest in genuin leather boots and put a few hours of walking in them BEFORE you go on the actual hike. (About 8 hours in total), the leather will form to your feet and will make the hike a lot more comfortable and also help prevent the blisters. You don't need Gore-Tex and other "fanzy" technologies. Wax the boots and it will be both breathable and waterproof.
Also, ALWAYS bring 2 extra pairs of under socks. Take a break as soon as you feel irritation on your feet and tape up.
Happy hiking 🥾
Would you say too tight of shoes is as dangerous for blisters as too loose of shoes? I’ve been walking 5-7 miles a night every night for the past few weeks, and I’ve had a couple minor blisters here and there. I’m wondering if I should buy a pair of shoes in the next size up for when I walk, but I’m worried they’ll be too loose.
@@Catsaregoodandyourenot it depends. If you walk in such a way that your feet starts to swell, then I'd go half a size to a full size up. Enough to fit the swelling and a medium thick sock. It should feel just like it would if you bought the right size boot. The way you lace the boot/shoe can also have a huge impact in how it behaves.
I have mine set up in a way that instead of the laces going left to right in a normal zig zag way, mine are laced so that the laces cross in the middle and goes back in the hole above where it started, hope that makes sense. This allows me to not only control pressure, it allows me to adjust where I want the pressure. There are tons of different ways to lace, so play around and see what feels best for you. You want to tie the shoe in a way that your feet does not move around inside, yet not too hard that you cut off circulation.
New shoes should not be awkward to walk in, they should be comfortable from the start then they will be perfect as they form to your shape.
If you're just walking on regular terrain like in a forest or on grass, maybe you don't need a boot, but a trail shoe, in that case I can highly recommend a shoe with a wider toe box. Altra makes some nice ones and has some cushioning. Or if you want to try barefoot/minimalistic ones (next to no cushioning), then Vivo Barefoot has some nice trail shoes as well.
Hope this answer your questions ☺️
@@Lib3x Thank you!!
I love your videos
Yes I’d love a video on this :)
The beautiful nature and end goal is probably great entertainment. It's really beautiful in the pacific north west
What would they argue about?
I like tramping, I like to either listen to some music or just enjoy the sounds of nature.
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You can use moleskin, just cut a hole around the blister to stop any contact with sock, wearing sock liners also helps. I did a 2 week trip in the New Mexico Wilderness roughly 100 miles and this helps
Hydrocolloid bandaids are a life saver for me! If you haven’t given those a try yet I definitely recommend it
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I just found your channel and this seems like an amazing adventure that you guys are taking! I hope you guys have a fun and safe trip!
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You guys are the most informative YT page, not only about hiking, but just in general!! You leave absolutely nothing out!! Love you!!😊💜
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You 2 are an inspiration to me!!!!! Keep clobbering it!!!!
ArmaSkin liner socks are my top choice for blister prevention. : )
Thank you for sharing your adventure with us!! Hoping you guys stay safe always
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I really enjoy the videos I'm learning a ton and living vicariously. Sending prayers 🙏
You guys are so cute. I love the way you make your videos! I don’t ever plan to hike but I still really enjoy your content!!!
Day 2 of asking the husband to a dress up like the guy from frozen and say "YOOHOO! Big summer blowout."
HAHAHAHAHAHA
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i really want this actually
I love watching your travels! You guys are amazing 🤩
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I really appreciate your videos you guys teach me something new every day thank you!!!🎉🎉❤
Good old mole skin! Used it a lot in Germany on road marches when I was In the Army in the 80's
How do you guys find the money to go out for months at a time? Just curious!
probably doesn’t cost a whole lot to do this, they also prolly get a nice amount from making videos
Most who do hikes like this plan it out for years. Saving, training, doing shakedown hikes to finalize gear, packing supply boxes for shipping, etc.
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@@SheilaR.08 exactly, that costs quite a lot, even just the basic gear, the time they prepare the food, nevermind 4 months off work. It's amazing, I'm jealous 😊
I think they also live off the land as well
Come do the Appalachian trail next!
Yes promise we won't hurt y'all
You guys are PREPARED for anything! I love that
I dont know how these landed on my tr feed but im glad they did. Its the kind of adventure I would never have thought u could have and its inspiring me.
You two are such a good looking couple 🙌
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Parents seeing this: That’s nothing I used to walk 5,000 miles and swam 2,000 miles also went up ten hills oh and I didn’t forget I ran 7,000 miles to SCHOOL
she has nice DoGs ‘takes pic’
Your trips are lessons for the needed and economy, what you can do without and so much interesting content!
Yay! Less blisters for all - cool tip on the gaiters! Stay safe! 🥾💚
"Alcohol wipes" Takes Out LIGHTER
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I'm so confused by that, I was hoping for an explanation comment 😅
@@aeydra it's for disinfecting the needle if they need to drain the blister if it gets big
Fire to sterilize the needle and not waste alcohol pads on the needle
Tip I got from an army major on a cadet course was to wear a thin tightish pair of dress socks under your hiking socks, doesn't impact breathing or heat too much as it's only thin, but they allow your foot to grip the liner sock so the skin isn't rubbing directly on the wool sock.
You guys are couple goals
If anyone was wondering the song is last summer
Question- How do you keep charged devices to film the hike? Also, love your videos!
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it doesn’t look like you got an answer, so I’ll offer one for you: you can wear a solar panel on your backpack, And charge your gadgets as you go like that or charge a bigger battery from which you can charge your gadgets at night. You can use a fire charger, so that you’re charging your gadgets as you cook or enjoy campfire, and they were camp stoves that have built in converters in them, Which store energy and have a built-in USB port. There are also chargers you can get for the times when you can camp next to a stream, which charge as the water passing through it moves a little turbine.
You can also get a little wind charger, that you can just set up on a little mini tripod, that charges when the wind blows.
there’s also the option of using gadgets with a dynamo, but that’s really an awful lot of work and not very practical.
Omg Hii guys hope your rest of the trip goes well
God bless you two!! ☺️
You guys are such amazing people. Thank you for being informative and sharing your journey. I have been able to learn so much from you guys.
She is tougher than I have ever been on my best day 🙌👍👍 you two are seriously bad ass 🙏❤️
“Alcohol wipes” *proceeds to show a lighter*
Burn the blister off obviously 😂
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She says sterile needle. The lighter is for sterilizing a needle used to drain the blister. Which is BAD advice. Do NOT drain blisters: it creates opportunity for serious infection and they heal better without popping it.
@@wizardjokes perfectly said
Pro Nurse tip: As soon as you feel any chafing, put a thick layer of chapstick on the area. Works for heels also!
I love your guy’s lifestyle you guys get out in to nature as much as you can and I love it
I heard something amazing that I’d never heard before just last week.
The needle and thread trick, and it blew my mind.
A buddy did it on The Way of Saint James a couple of times, and it totally makes sense.
woah, for free?
😂 i’m joking, i just haven’t seen a comment like this so i decided to say it lol
btw i mean her feet, coz normally people pay money to see feet 🤣
That’s the comment I was looking for too lol
Same
They have done so much more healing, by just explaining how they treat their own blisters, for Marines that hike miles and miles than any other doc has done examining a foot full of blisters. "cHanGe uR SoCkS"
Thanks! Y’all inspire me!! Walking is the best
Thank you!!!! 🥰🥰🥰
Bros got the dogs out
Never screenshotted so many times
Nahhh you down BAD 😟
She really said that they use alcohol wipes and pulls out a lighter 💀💀
I think the lighter was to sterilize a needle if needed, it was mentioned right about the same time.
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@@rebekkahthemeowster yes except you should never pop blisters.
Absolutely LOVE this Chanel
I dunno why but I'm totally digging you two.😁
That one weirdo: *screenshots* “Another one to my collection”
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Luko tape? Is that how you spell it?
Leukotape
Thank you for taking us your viewers on this amazing trip....
Keep posting awesome videos
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I switched my phone from my right to my left hand at the speed of light
💀
Find god
Don't ever drain a blister. The body creates that fluid to protect the skin healing underneath and so it doesn't hurt.
I camped this weekend near a hub for the PCT and thought of you guys !!
This is really inspiring. Maybe I’ll be able to do this and document it before I get too old. It’s really epic.
And you’re showing this for free?
sir this is a wendys
@@sparingquill7402 sir, i don't care
@@shortdudeonabus3798 sir, kindly shut the fu-
I want to know where you keep your money, cards and IDs. I don't think you've talked about that
I’ve been wondering that exact same thing
In their backpack
Alright Swiper no Swiping.
"Where do you keep all you prized possessions?''
I find double socks also really helpful. Because I have small feet, I use a very thin seamless kid’s Smartwool as the base layer and then just a hiking sock as the outer layer. Keeps my feet dry, doesn’t bind. No blisters.
Moleskin may help pad rough spots where footwear rubs. Great video.
Never drain a blister! They’re there for a reason. It’s to protect the damaged skin beneath it from more harm or infection. Draining could lead to more issues.
Put those dog away!!
Injinji socks were a blister prevention gamechanger for me.
The longest I ever walked on a hike was 13 miles! Y’all are incredible!
Looking to get that onlyfans money 😂
Bro wtf
Don’t be weird and sexualise her. Women really can’t exist without some creep saying something stupid
😅
I wish I could live like this, you guys are so awesome!
Helpful tip... Liquid skin is easy and light to carry.. plus super useful for blisters
You two are adorable! Love these vids!
This is off topic I don't even like hiking but just imagine. You find someone that is equally obsessed with an hobby and you can share it and the greatest time of your life's together. Just wonderful!
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Hey guys! I'm a mountain guide from the UK, here's a tip I learned from my favourite expedition leader years ago. Double up your socks. Use thinner 'liner socks' underneath a thicker pair of socks. Always go for quality. I recommend the brand bridgedale . This reduces friction between the socks and your feet, and instead, the friction will be between the two pairs of socks.
Happy trail guys! ☺️❤️
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Very excellent move !
Take care of it right away !
bro they really had no mercy when showing the dawgs 💀✋🏻😭
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Love seeing their wild growth
Glad u guys are ok… Sorry you got a blister I know they hurt… Be safe and take care…
We love you two
I love how happy they always are
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I’m going to walk the Camino De Santiago in September and I am 100% taking notes on this
Super helpful!
Great tips and wool socks are always the best
Aren't they scratchy? I'm honestly curious
@@katiejenkins4532 everyone I know thinks that but I think wool is such a lovely wholesome texture it doesn’t bother me at all. It feels tough but comfortable. They’ll last forever. Back in wars they used wool because it doesn’t rot or get nasty like cotton
You are so close to me!! The BEAUTIFUL mountains and oceans are why I moved to Washington
Never walked as far, but did a 12mi hike 3 times in a week, always did the thinsock under woolsock trick and I've yet to have a blister after a couple dozen hikes
I can walk for like 10k steps on concrete ground and still get 5 different blisters on both my feet. You guys are so cool
Awesome info! Hey, do you guys have a video on your complete first aid kit?
Yall are awesome and I love that you share your lives with all of us .... have you given any thought of doing the application trail on the east cost
I love you guys so much it's crazy how you guys do this whole trip outdoors I love it it's amazing I did the same thing with my cuts too or dried skin I wrap it yeah inside or out it's crazy I love you guys
You guys are great! I wanna do thiis!
👍🏽 Although I can’t admit to **Hiking** very much in my life 😂😂😂 I can add this helpful info to my toolbox on how to take care of foot blisters. I’ve been forced by Circumstances to have to walk more 🚶♀️to the local shops in my area. It’s Great Exercise for me and has also helped to reduce Anxiety and Insomnia.
Really helpful ❤
I love you guys channel
Love your videos!!
U 2 are my favs to keep up with.
Love your content
The way she just shows off her dogs lol😂😂