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Snug lacing of boots will allay the formation of blisters and will increase control, but laces should be loosened during long rests, or at any time when it is more important that the feet stay warm. In this respect the ideal source of downhill tension is a sturdy, resilient strip of rubber run across the instep and fastened securely well back of the heel. Boots that are more pliable may then be worn, and they need not be tied so tight. Choice of route.—Each tour will present so many unique problems that there will be but few general rules for selection of route. Do not select a destination beyond the prowess ofthe weakest member of the party. |
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