Barefoot in the rain?

I did the other day. It would have been too hot otherwise.

 

You did what the other day? Go barefoot?

 

Yes. Barefoot on nice smooth, warm concrete after a hot summer rain is the best. (Less twigs than in the grass perhaps).

 

Barefoot in the rain. When it wasn't raining the sidewalk is over 120 degrees F.

 

Had a lovely walk in the park yesterday in the rain splashing my bare toes in the puddles

 

Not too keen on barefoot in the rain, I don’t like the ‘squelchy’ feeling of it. Doesn’t stop me though if I’m already out with no shoes. But if it’s raining all day it’s generally a crappy day and a bit cold, so I’ll wear shoes or flip flops.

 

I'm barefoot in almost any weather conditions.

 

That last tropical storm was fun walking the salt water flooded streets.

 

I'm sure that was a great esxperience. I like to feel new things under my bare soles.

 

It was nice the seawater was so clean compared to rain puddles sometimes, I could see down even if it was up to my knees.

 

Great, was it warm?

 

The weather is colder now and tbh, this is my fave time to go barefoot outdoors. I love the coolness of the pavement - much more than hot humid summers.

 

yes!

 

Yes, it's a good time for walking barefoot outdoors. I enjoy to feel the wet asphalt under my bare soles.

 

I love barefoot walks on wet pavements. Also cool dry ones on summer nights. Also stinging hot ones on summer afternoons. Also snowy ones in winter. Also leafy ones in autumn.

I just fucking love going barefoot!

 

The downside of walking barefoot are the acorns everywhere in my driveway. Sweep them away, but more fall making for a painful experience, sometimes.

 

I've been going barefoot most of my life, rain or shine. Where I live, it doesn't get much below freezing in the winter at night. I'm now 64, and I feel the cold more than I used to. Fortunately, I'm not a morning person. I have had trouble, the past few years, with the winter wetness breaking down the skin between my toes. I didn't have this problem when I was younger. Does anyone have any suggestions?

 

Do you mean your skin is cracking? Moisturizer may help. I can relate about the cold. I will be 63 very shortly and the cold bothers me too as I felt I had to move to a warmer climate back in my mid 40's.

 

i put a lot of petroleum jelly on my feet before I hit a dusty trail. The dust will dry feet out quick .......especially if you tend to have dry skin.

 

Gaiters may help too:
https://www.rei.com/c/hiking-gaiters