Make Your Feet Feel Better

Your feet get you to the peak and back to your car. You have to treat them right or suffer the consequences. Insoles help cushion the impact on both your feet and knees. Let's be honest: The insoles that come with most hiking shoes/boots are a joke.

Most hikers have heard of Superfeet and they are good, but the Red Wing Insoles are better  Why? These insoles are custom fit for your feet. How? You actually put them in the oven to heat them and then into your shoes and put your shoes on. The insoles mold to your feet! Complete instructions are included and it's easy to do.

This gives you:
Ultimate Comfort
Optimum Support
Pain Relief




Red Wing stands behind this product by offering you these guarantees:
1. 90 Day Ultimate Fit Guarantee: If this isn't the best fitting insoles you have 90 Days to return it for a full refund!
2. Two Year Cushion Guarantee: The Softec layer will not bottom out for at least two years or they will replace your insoles for free!

Here's another great benefit: You do NOT have to ship the insoles and wait for a new pair. Just bring them back to Red Wing at 4616 W. Charleston (Charleston and Decatur). You can buy these insoles at Red Wing and also buy the Vasque Screes approach shoes for Red Rock Canyon and the Breeze hiking boots for hiking in Mt. Charleston.

I have a pair of these insoles and will not go hiking without them - Branch

New Hikes Published and Various Updates

I just published three more hikes to the Member's Only section of www.hikinglasvegas.com. Lava River Cave is just outside of Flagstaff, AZ. The hike takes you over a half mile through a cave in total darkness. It's an easy hike and a great hike to do the day before or the day after doing Mt. Humphreys, the highest peak in AZ.

Bandera Volcano Crater and Ice Cave is located in northwest New Mexico. The hike travels to a volcano crater that spans 1200 feet across and 800 feet deep. It's then on to the ice cave. The open air cave is less than 75 feet below the surface, but always has ice in it. You can feel the temperature drop as you descend to the cave.

The Inscription Trail is another hike I published located in northwest New Mexico. It has lots of history behind it. Four centuries of inscriptions are carved into the rock. You also hike pass a 13th century pueblo built at the top of a sandstone mesa. Both of these are easy hikes and can be done together.

Looking for a great insole? I starting wearing Airr Sofsole and love them. They cushion my feet and make them feel good. I found a great deal that I am passing on to everyone. Normally I publish this kind of information to members of HikingLasVegas.com. They are $17.99 and that includes shipping! Click here for more info and to order.

What Others Did:

It's snowing in Mt. Charleston today. Not sure how much of the white stuff will fall, but I will report here when I find out. Nick, Harlan and others hiked in Charleston this past weekend and had some of the clearest vistas of the Sierra I have ever seen. Nick sent me a photo.

Debbie, Shin and others did Mystery Canyon in Zion this past weekend. Mystery Canyon is a technical canyon requiring rappelling skills. If you are on Facebook, look for several videos and photos of their adventure.

Skip led 20 plus hikers to Liberty Bell Arch this past weekend. This is one of the best level 2 hikes in the Lake Mead area. Photos of the hike are on Meetup.com