In response to everyone’s sandals comments, you’re really missing out if you don’t go barefoot in the snow every now and then, so long as there’s only a light layer. Every step is cushioned and refreshing. It’s good endorphins all around, like taking a breath of fresh air after leaving a stuffy room. When the snow gets high enough that it kicks up onto the tops of your toes, that’s cold.
In response to everyone’s sandals comments, you’re really missing out if you don’t go barefoot in the snow every now and then, so long as there’s only a light layer. Every step is cushioned and refreshing. It’s good endorphins all around, like taking a breath of fresh air after leaving a stuffy room. When the snow gets high enough that it kicks up onto the tops of your toes, that’s cold.
I have Raynaud’s, so a hearty “Fuck no” to that.
In the words of Kenny Hotz, “Why won’t it warm up?!”
Hmm see going barefoot or flip flops everywhere stops my Raynaud’s from flaring up. Different for everyone I guess.
I like it in light powder, in sticky snow, that’s a hard pass.
All right I’ll try. What the hell.