Barebooting is where you hike without snowshoes or traction aids, usually on packed powder, and only rely on the lugs in your boot soles for traction.It's definitely a workout to walk on snow without snowshoes.
Barebooting is where you hike without snowshoes or traction aids, usually on packed powder, and only rely on the lugs in your boot soles for traction.It's definitely a workout to walk on snow without snowshoes.
Ok... (being a Finn, I'm trying to figure out how that differs from my everyday hikes during winter. ;)). But my main question is, how would that activity be measured by the watch differently from a regular hike? If everything that's measured is the same, why not just record your activity as a regular hike, and then add a note in Garmin Connect?