Backpacking & Camping Tips : Avoiding Blisters When Hiking
Friday, September 18th, 2009 at
5:20 pm
Blisters can be avoided on hiking trips by wearing proper socks and regularly changing socks. Avoid blisters when hiking with tips on using tape and first aid from a backpacking guide in thisfree video on camping and hiking. Expert: Richard Fields Bio: Richard Fields has been an avid backpacker and backcountry guide for over 25 years. Filmmaker: Patrick Eaves
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there has to be a better way. i’ve tried all of this stuff, and it doesn’t work for me. the reason is that my feet start to sweat and impediately after that all the tape will come off. i’ve tried every kind of boot you can think of, this sucks. and yes i wear sock liners and wool socks. i don’t know what else to do? help
I went for a long hike and had MAJOR hot spots forming, we found a COLD brook and I gradually soaked my feet in the water for about 1/2 hour and then let my feet air out in sandles for the rest of the day and the next day I was fine