

"I bought my first pair the day before I left San Jose for a hike around the mountains of Torres del Paine National Park in Patagonia, Chile in South America," says Kathy. "I was apprehensive about this hike because I have lousy knees and was willing to try anything that would help me finish this hike.


"My Z-CoiL's worked extremely well on all these kinds of terrain. I credit the shoes with making it possible for me to finish all 80 miles!
"I also have a pair of sandals that work great when teaching," concludes Kathy.
You can see by the pictures that there was some pretty incredible terrain that Kathy covered, and her Z-CoiL's performed great!
Many people in the store are always concerned about having an open coil when they are out hiking. As long as you follow some simple, common sense precautions, you won't have an issue.

Until later,
Caesar...