Comments on: Well, it’s a start http://camino.hecate.ca/2007/06/03/hello-world/ A record of my pilgrimage to Santiago and my family's travels in Spain and Germany Tue, 18 Oct 2011 17:03:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Michael http://camino.hecate.ca/2007/06/03/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-241 Michael Thu, 15 Jan 2009 04:10:06 +0000 #comment-241 I loved my Keens. They are a wide fit, so if your feet are more to the normal or narrow fit you may want to consider another brand. They held up well, although one of the several pairs I own had some separation at the sole (thankfully not the pair I took on the Camino). Because of the lacing system it was easy to move the laces away from my toes to avoid some blisters that I developed. All in all, great shoes, but a good fit is what you really need. I suggest going to a reputable shoe store, preferably one that does orthopaedics. In Winnipeg Canadian Footware is great with very knowledgeable staff. I loved my Keens.
They are a wide fit, so if your feet are more to the normal or narrow fit you may want to consider another brand. They held up well, although one of the several pairs I own had some separation at the sole (thankfully not the pair I took on the Camino).
Because of the lacing system it was easy to move the laces away from my toes to avoid some blisters that I developed.
All in all, great shoes, but a good fit is what you really need. I suggest going to a reputable shoe store, preferably one that does orthopaedics. In Winnipeg Canadian Footware is great with very knowledgeable staff.

]]> By: Dave http://camino.hecate.ca/2007/06/03/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-240 Dave Thu, 15 Jan 2009 03:53:50 +0000 #comment-240 I was curious about your Keen boots as I have been researching the subject. Unfortunately, I was knocked out of the site. How did you find them and how did they hold up? Any information would be helpful. Thanks, Dave I was curious about your Keen boots as I have been researching the subject. Unfortunately, I was knocked out of the site. How did you find them and how did they hold up? Any information would be helpful. Thanks, Dave

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