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emmie May 2013 7:59pm, 23 May 2013 2,401 posts	Quote Pin emmie JohnnyO, we're planning on walking the west highland way in 3 days and I'm just a bit concerned about blisters from being on my feet all day if they get wet.. those socks that "wick" away the sweat never work!
santababy May 2013 9:07pm, 23 May 2013 69,119 posts	Quote Pin santababy emmie, if you are doing bag drops i'd say be good to take change shoes for 2nd part. Rannoch moor is tough on feet as is rest of it actually. Rocky terrain. having more cushioned shoes than roclites will help
eL Bee! May 2013 9:12pm, 23 May 2013 18,572 posts	Quote Pin eL Bee! Emmie - unfortunately not. Only 8 and 9½ around your size. Sorry about that I use a very thin sock (Falke RU5) under the sealskinz - makes them much more comfortable!
Derby Tup May 2013 9:17pm, 23 May 2013 5,574 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Sealskins seem to work a bit like a wet-suit (not that I've ever worn one!). They aren't really waterproof if you're getting your feet into any real wet conditions, but they do keep your feet warm I wouldn't bother trying to keep your feet dry walking the WHW. You would be wasting your time. Wear wool socks and shoes with some mesh in the uppers so the water can run out is my advice
emmie May 2013 9:41pm, 23 May 2013 2,402 posts	Quote Pin emmie santababy, we're not doing bag drops, at least that's not the plan at the moment. Ideally I'd get some walking boots but I don't want to buy a pair that I then will hardly use, whereas I know I'll use inov8s a lot. Money is the problem! Don't worry eL Bee, thanks anyway! In your opinion, are sealskinz worth the money? Derby Tup, I've seen loads of good reviews! I'm so confused!
Derby Tup May 2013 9:43pm, 23 May 2013 5,583 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup I'd give them a good review too. They're just not very waterproof