crollsurf wrote:.......... If you show up looking like Bon Scott with an esky and runners, yeah, they'll probably be onto you.
Bon Scott with an esky and runners
crollsurf wrote: If you show up looking like Bon Scott with an esky and runners, yeah, they'll probably be onto you.
pulledpork wrote:hhhhhhhha!! Thanks everyone! I'm feeling much more assured now. Will definitely also make sure other gears are OK~
pulledpork wrote:1. They also told me that I need the ankle support....
2. Any experience to share, or any adivce on this would be much appreciated!!
commando wrote:To the Original poster when i was staying at New Pelion hut some of the day walks were knee deep mud trails...
Walk_fat boy_walk wrote:Still getting my head around the whole idea that rangers review your kit before you're allowed to step off???
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wayno wrote:boots have their place, some people with weak ankles can find them a help in reducing ankle sprains but it doesnt eliminate the risk
on really steep rough terrain they can be a help. huners often go for boots with high ankle support because they can end up traversing and standing around on a lot of steep terrain, strains your ankles less wehn you're in that terrain a lot
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