[pct-l] Question regarding boots and feet.

[walkinglarry at yahoo.com (larry hillberg)]

Perhaps my foot size did not change on the thru hike
because they had already changed due to aging.  My
hike took place when I was 60.  Arches collapse over
the years, changing foot size I suppose.  And I have
walked thirty miles or more, for fitness, every week
for the last three decades.  Two years prior to my
thru hike I did a different 2000 mile hike, and my
feet did not change during that hike either.

Larry H

--- shane wohlken <darkbodhi@yahoo.com> wrote:

> A couple of people now have mentioned that their
> feet did not change or barely changed during the
> thru-hike.  Now I'm curious, how many of those
> who had no change in their feet were active long
> distance hikers before the PCT?  How many whose
> feet did change were active long distance hikers?
>   I guess what I'm really asking is whether those
> who didn't experience a change had already
> conditioned their feet weeks, months, or even
> years before actually taking their first step on
> the PCT?
> 
> <My foot size never changed during an entire thru
> hike.
> <Everyone is different.
> 
> >Larry H
> 
> 
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