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River crossings on Eagle Rock Loop????

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Re: River crossings on Eagle Rock Loop????

Post by Browtine on Mon Mar 08, 2010 10:40 pm

We'll both have water shoes for the wet crossings as well and she'll have them on if there is any chance she might fill a boot. She usually takes Crocs, but I might make her take her water shoes for this trip. Just a bit heavier, but much better footing.

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Re: River crossings on Eagle Rock Loop????

Post by Trail Monkey on Mon Mar 08, 2010 10:50 pm

Browtine... there were quite of few with both water walkers and with crocks this past weekend. Also a few sandals. I prefer the sandalsas I can walk in them a ways but thats just me. There are many crossings so I don't have to stop and start..

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Re: River crossings on Eagle Rock Loop????

Post by Pete_P on Tue Mar 09, 2010 12:45 pm

I'm with TM on this, I had a crappy pair of Teva knock-offs, I think they are Coleman, but regardless, being able to just keep going instead of stopping after each watercrossing, changing shoes, going another 500 feet and changing back was nice.

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Re: River crossings on Eagle Rock Loop????

Post by Browtine on Tue Mar 09, 2010 7:41 pm

We'll bring the Salomon water shoes. They are comfy enough to hike in for extended periods if the terrain isn't bad and not all that heavy.

Extended forecast did a 180 from last night, it's back to looking pretty good for next week. We'll keep our fingers crossed.

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