How to Avoid Blisters from Your New Boots!

As we all know that with any new pair of shoes/boots that we buy at any time there is always a danger of them rubbing our feet in one place or the other. 

They could be a little tight across the toes; or loose around the heel either way, some discomfort is felt, and I am sure you agree… it is most unpleasant. Until we wear them in.

This being the case, and I want you to be truthful here… Vanity plays a major part in our endurance to put up with the pain and discomfort for at least one evening because we have got to “Look Good tonight Girl” 

We brought these shoes just for this occasion, so we are going to wear them all night even if they cripple us, ok!

The truth always shows itself the next day; O M G! my feet are killing me, those bloody shoes near crippled me last night… I can hardly walk now and my feet are so sore, 

I think I’ve got a couple of blisters. Now after all that, any comfortable shoes that we put on are going to be very uncomfortable for several days…?  This is the exact same effect your new walking boots will have, My best advice, don't get a blister at all if you can avoid it!

Unfortunately you simply can NOT do this with NEW walking boots or shoes! if you try it you will suffer. Please take the following advice to save yourself from some serious pain! Please remember this, New Boots and Fresh Feet… DON’T MIX…!!! But wait... there is a way around all this pain!

           If you are a walker of any kind, a novice, beginner, intermediate, seasoned, or   professional the last thing you want is any kind of sores, irritations or blisters on you feet, ankles or lower legs. 

            So to eliminate most of the risk of getting a blister at all, follow these simple rules in my next article, as this one is going on a bit... so I will end here for now!