[at-l] Bootless in New Jersey

[janl2@mindspring.com (Jan Leitschuh)]

> Me too!  Only on my little toes though.  After retraining your
> toes was everything OK, or do you have to always tape them up?

Funny, the "funny toes" don't always act up.
Never around town, almost never hiking without weight (the smash factor
increases the likelyhood.)

The "pinch incidents" are worse in my Montrail Javas, almost
non-exisitamt in the New Balance 804s (bigger toe box). But I have had
to tape toes in both models. They do seem to "behave" better for a few
days after taping tho.
Who knows why? When they hurt me, I tape the knife-edge upright again.
It makes all the difference in comfort.

gwright@connix.com wrote:
> 
> Jan Leitschuh writes:
> > The second is harder to describe, but easy to see.
> > I have these funny toes with a thin, knife-edge callous on the bottom. I
> > don't know how else to describe it. The toes just lie funny, and a
> > callous forms, a bit off-center, to the side.
> 

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