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Anybody have first-heand experience with this new (to me, at least)anti-chafing product?
My friends Greg and Stacy Boone, who are both triple-crown through-hikers and own Step Outdoors in Colorado (www.stepoutdoorscolorado.com) recommend it, and I tend to trust their judgement. It also scores well on amazon (two 5-star reviews.
Does anybody else have anything to add? Thanks!
I don’t know what problem you are trying to address.
I don’t know anything about the product “Trail Toes”.
But I did watch my wife suffer with blisters between and on top of her toes, regardless of shoe size.
Creams and lubes tended to be come “mud” over the course of a long day as trail dust sifted in.
Then she tried Injini Toes Socks (thanks to comments I garnered here). She was quite skeptical , but had tried everything else. (I had to buy them and provide encouragement) Voila! End of issues.
What is wrong with taping over toes?
Instead of a heavy waterproof tape, I've been known to use a very lightweight paper tape.
–B.G.–
Toe sock enthusiast checking in!
Sorry, nothing to contribute about the product in question but my Injinji socks now keep me blister free. I will stop when I feel a hot spot developing to change out or air out for a while as well.
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