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Hiking Boot Hotspots. Wear a thin liner sock under. Eliminate friction through perfect fit, and you eliminate blisters. Hot spots are the red and tender areas on the skin which appear before the formation of blisters, and they tend to occur on pressure and chafe points. Adjust laces for a snug fit. Hot spots and hiking blisters occur when increased friction from your footwear causes the outer layers of your skin to separate from the inner layers, a process called “shear.” when the layers of skin separate, the resulting void is filled with fluid creating a blister. To fix hotspots in hiking boots, apply moleskin to affected areas and wear dry socks. If you notice any foot pain or discomfort while you’re hiking, stop immediately, find a place to sit, and take off your shoes to assess the situation. Buy footwear in a store where the. Friction happens when your shoes or boots don’t fit your feet well. How to treat hot spots stop. Pressure, heat and moisture are all culprits.

Wear a thin liner sock under. Eliminate friction through perfect fit, and you eliminate blisters. To fix hotspots in hiking boots, apply moleskin to affected areas and wear dry socks. Buy footwear in a store where the. Pressure, heat and moisture are all culprits. Hot spots are the red and tender areas on the skin which appear before the formation of blisters, and they tend to occur on pressure and chafe points. Hot spots and hiking blisters occur when increased friction from your footwear causes the outer layers of your skin to separate from the inner layers, a process called “shear.” when the layers of skin separate, the resulting void is filled with fluid creating a blister. If you notice any foot pain or discomfort while you’re hiking, stop immediately, find a place to sit, and take off your shoes to assess the situation. Friction happens when your shoes or boots don’t fit your feet well. How to treat hot spots stop.

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Hiking Boot Hotspots How to treat hot spots stop. Adjust laces for a snug fit. How to treat hot spots stop. Hot spots are the red and tender areas on the skin which appear before the formation of blisters, and they tend to occur on pressure and chafe points. Pressure, heat and moisture are all culprits. Wear a thin liner sock under. Buy footwear in a store where the. Eliminate friction through perfect fit, and you eliminate blisters. To fix hotspots in hiking boots, apply moleskin to affected areas and wear dry socks. If you notice any foot pain or discomfort while you’re hiking, stop immediately, find a place to sit, and take off your shoes to assess the situation. Hot spots and hiking blisters occur when increased friction from your footwear causes the outer layers of your skin to separate from the inner layers, a process called “shear.” when the layers of skin separate, the resulting void is filled with fluid creating a blister. Friction happens when your shoes or boots don’t fit your feet well.