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I go on week long hiking/camping trips yearly and I use wool socks. Something like Smartwool or Bridedale (https://www.smartwool.com/default.cfm#, http://www.bridgedaleusa.com/socks.html). The hybrid socks from Keen look great. Wool dries quickly, breathes and should keep your feet dry but change your socks often, you want dry feet. Use some hypoallergenic surgical tape, like 3M’s Durapore, on the places you get blisters.
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