This summer we'll be taking our fifth long walk on El Camino de Santiago in northern Spain. A persistent problem has been what kind of "camp shoes" to bring along for wearing after we get out of our sturdy hiking boots. The first year we took Crocs--nice weight, but not up to walking on a rough trail if, for example, a blister were to make us switch out of our boots. The second year we took Salomon Amphibians--very good, but rather heavy for adding to the backpack. The next two times we used Propet Voyagers--very good and very light. For this year I decided to try these; they seem a bit more rugged than the Voyagers, and wonderfully light. I haven't tried them on the trail yet, but have worn them around the neighborhood. So far they measure up to expectations, and should be at least as good as the Voyagers.