Bill, Whoa! Gotta set the record straight, here. First time I have ever been referred to as a "sistah", but I can understand why, I guess. (Not sure my wife would be amused, though....). In any event, I am looking to reading that trip report of yours... looks like it is now posted! You didn't waste any time. By the way, it was due to your glowing recommendation that I picked up a pair of Keen H2 sandals, and your advice on this was good, and appreciated. 1st time out, I went for a 2 mile walk on a gravel road, and returned blister-free. Welcome back! /Ren

kanunu-Funny!

As for Keens...

I even golfed in them while in Oregon last month since my golf shoe's plastic spikes wore down to the nub.

Can't wait until they walk in the sands of that cesspool we know as Anini.

Bruddah Ren!
My Keens were great on the Kalalau! They have a reddish brown hue glued to them now however!
-Bil

I loved using my keens all over Hawaii but I must admit I did appreciate the stronger support of a hiking boot on strenuous hikes, Kalalau, awaawapuhi, canyon trail. I have low rise and high rise hiking boots and if you do more than one strenuous hike in a week I think you will want the high ankle hiking boots. I found I wish I had them on me on this last trip with many hikes packed into itinerary. Just my thought.

Kal, I played a couple of rounds of golf last week, and as a "northerner", am not too used to that mid-90's and humid stuff. I should have used the Keens!!

Was there ever any pictures from this event?????

were there every pictures posted of the fodors get together in Kauai?

ttt for iamq....post your photo site here also....geez...louise!

If he doesn't see this...go to the Hell-hole thread and there is a link to his beautiful photos there. It has a couple of GTG photos.

thanks Icee

Sarah,

So sorry, here is the link to the pictures.

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/bquarr...=/9d38&.src=ph

Hey i2, how ya doin?

-Bill

kanunu,
"Keens mo' bettah'".
Love the thick rubber toe gard. Helps on those "grip it and rip it" par 5s.