[pct-l] sorels for snowshoeing

[garretchristensen at yahoo.com (Garret Christensen)]

I guess my boot question started quite a discussion. 
I'm fine with everybody wearing whatever the heck they
feel good about.  More power to you.  However, thank
you to the fellow trail-runner wearers that described
when they do actually feel they need boots (i.e. for
snowshoeing).  I've heard good things about Sorels
before.  For shoeing day-hikes or overnighters, how
heavy duty/waterproof/high-cut a boot do you prefer? 
I'm guessing that since this is winter hiking we're
talking about, we're actually using these boots to try
and stay 100% dry rather than just get soaked and not
give a crap like in the High Sierra in June?

thanks,
the Onion


	
		
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