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    Embrace the Croc’s and rock the Croc’s.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
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    Inov8 mountain running "shoes".
    Super light . Even walked out of the Waipakahi in them one time with a full pack just to see if I could.
    Do they have a model name ?
    Just did a search, but couldn’t find anything that looks like those .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
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    Inov8 mountain running "shoes".
    Super light . Even walked out of the Waipakahi in them one time with a full pack just to see if I could.
    I've got a pair of keens like that but they are much heavier than my crocs also a real cunt for getting sticks and small stones in them, granted you could easily carry a pack with them on, but why would you if you had your boots ?
    Just so easy to slip the crocs on.
    Each to their own though

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    The cheap beach feet from the Warehouse are okay. Nice and light and take up very little space.

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    [NZD$16.17 55% OFF]Men Women Non Slip Beach Sock Quick-drying Diving Shoes Men's Accessories from Clothing and Apparel on banggood.com https://banggood.app.link/GrtQQ1hII0
    I would give something like these a go but it’s Crocks for me but only because I’m size 14 and nothing Chinese fits.
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    Something like this, light and easy to pack. I don't like jandals.



    Full disclosure. I wear Crocs all the time.

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    Bare feet work surprisingly well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dannyb View Post
    I've got a pair of keens like that but they are much heavier than my crocs also a real cunt for getting sticks and small stones in them, granted you could easily carry a pack with them on, but why would you if you had your boots ?
    Just so easy to slip the crocs on.
    Each to their own though
    Would have had trouble crossing the Waipakahi multiple times in crocs and didn't get my boots wet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shearer View Post
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    Inov8 mountain running "shoes".
    Super light . Even walked out of the Waipakahi in them one time with a full pack just to see if I could.
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    I know guys who say these are good

    https://gubba.co.nz/gubba-overboots/

    but to be fair I haven't tried them myself

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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
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    Haha. Yeah. You gotta keep moving.
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    Its a good idea to have round camp footwear that can double as boots in case your boots crap out. I discovered that on day 5 of a 10 day trip when one of my boot soles was ripped off on a river crossing. Five days tramping in one jandal and one boot ain't funny!
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    I use $8 warehouse crocs. They weight practically nothing and at that price they can double as emergency firestarters.

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    @sambnz has some mint as camp shoes he made one day Haha
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