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Several comments above on sandals and Crocs. I carry synthetic sandals that can be used around the campsite, in shower blocks, for paddling and swimming and watersports, in restaurants, and as back-up for cycling with the one-sided pedals.

Jonathan

Tinnishill wrote: ↑17 May 2022, 11:43pm Nokian Bogtrotter Trimmi orienteering wellies. I cycled through eight winters with mine until they fell apart. Must get myself another pair.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/132951995100

If people don't know already: these are brilliant and quite unlike most rubber "Wellington" boots... lots of structure and lots of grip.

Highly Recommended... but we've never used them for cycling!

Jonathan

Something similar recommended upthread i think.
I have long used these around campsites, easy to pack, decent sole, good company. Worn without socks.
Seem to be out of stock at the mo though.
https://www.lomo.co.uk/acatalog/wetsuit ... tml#SID=15

May be handy for folks.
Aqua shoes at Lidl from this thursday.
https://www.lidl.co.uk/p/outdoor-picks/ ... oes/p53136

mens and womens available.

Thanks sweep -- those look handy

Cowsham wrote: ↑4 Jul 2022, 8:05pm Thanks sweep -- those look handy

just checked and you were the original poster quite some time ago.
Maybe a bit like me, don't rush into things.
everything comes to those who wait

Sweep wrote: ↑4 Jul 2022, 10:03pm

Cowsham wrote: ↑4 Jul 2022, 8:05pm Thanks sweep -- those look handy

just checked and you were the original poster quite some time ago.
Maybe a bit like me, don't rush into things.
everything comes to those who wait

Ah turned out not too wet at the TT so just used my old leather slip-ons but will be needing something soon anyway. Have many more outings to come hopefully.