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phil Newman
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Member since December 2010 | Posted 13 years ago |  0 |
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Thanks Mike,will scan the web for waterproof socks! |
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Mike Sheridan
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Member since August 2010 | Posted 13 years ago | 0 |
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Well done Philip. It is tough to keep going in continual rain. If you feel like doing this again, then you might invest in a pair of waterproof socks. I swear by them in the winter - nice & warm and dry feet, never had a problem training in the ice & snow and temperatures down to -5c. I have a pair of Sealskins.....and a major benefit is that as your feet stay dry you minimise the sort of blisters that you have suffered today. |
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phil Newman
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Member since December 2010 | Posted 13 years ago | 0 |
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Managed to complete st.Albans half marathon (WALKIING),with a bit of jogging down the hills,rained so nice and cool,came 46th out of 300,well pleased,time 3hr 13min. feet very sore, 4 huge blisters on right foot,trainers were sopping wet towards the end of coarse. |
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