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Topic	Date	User
OTish - Canyoning shoes	22-Apr-2010 At 7:26:47 AM	evanbb
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I've tried all sorts of shoes for canyoning; Volleys, trail running shoes (New Balance), Scarpa Trek hiking boots, Chaco sandals, barefoot, flippers, etc. I think I've found a new solution! Volleys are generally pretty good, but they're a bit soft for someone of my mass. As a result, my toes and feet get pounded stumbling along on wet rocks. Dunlop have a velcro shoe that is much like a KT26, and they're only $20. I bought a pair yesterday and they're a significant improvement over the Volleys. Just about as light, but much thicker in the sole, better grip for loose surfaces and still cheap enough to wreck. I'm going to test them this weekend and I'll let you know how that goes.

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