u/SnooDoughnuts9447

Hi! I already own a pair of Vivos and the Tracker Leather Low are my second. The first ones are Primus Lite IV, which I wear to the gym, otherwise I am still not barefoot and now I want to make the switch in other areas as well. I got Tracker Leather Low for walks with my dog (we mostly walk in forest, gravel etc., eventually also for some light hiking). Size seems to be ideal, and I've been wearing them now for about 3 weeks for my daily walks. I don't seem to have any problems, but I did get blisters on my big toes, which still don't go away and it's been bothering me. And also stopping me from wearing them. Has that happened to anyone before? Should I push through so they get really worn in? I'm thinking of returning them.

Hello, currently planning a very last minute trip to do WHW in mid-late May. I can't seem to find any accommodation near ROWARDENNAN and KINGSHOUSE.

1. What do you recommend near Rowardennan? I found some recs for the Youth Hostel which is booked, but they offer some camping spaces apparently - on a first come, first serve basis. I also saw someone reccomending https://lochlomond-trossachs.campmanager.com/Availability/ but this looks like it's on the other side of the lake?
2. Near Kingshouse - maybe Glencoe ski resort? What would you guys recommend?
3. Should I stay the night at Fort William? I have the time and maybe to not stress out about cathcing my train back.

Otherwise my planned itinerary looks like this:

1: MILNGAVIE // The West Highland Way Campsite & Campervan Accommodation

2: DRYMEN // 19km // DRYMEN CAMPING

3: ROWARDENNAN // 24km // ??? Rowardennan Youth Hostel

4: INVERARNAN // 22,5km // BEINGLAS CAMPSITE

5: TYNDRUM // 19,5km // BY THE WAY CAMPSITE

6: KINGSHOUSE // 30,5km // ??? Glencoe Ski Resort

7: KINLOCHLEVEN // 14,5km // BLACKWATER HOSTEL CAMPSITE

8: FORT WILLIAM // 24km

Thank you in advance. 😄