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    • norseman
      We argue and fuss, but thank you all for making the BFF a fun vibrant place to hang out!   Happy Easter to all!   🐰🐇🐣
    • CryptidTalk
      There is still a thin film of water but the tread in boots are far deeper than dermal ridges. The film of water is not in great enough depth to hide that depth. . You’re talking micrometers vs millimeters. Huge difference. 
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      Well, my memory could be wrong and the photos of Nepalese / African / South American barefoot soles don't give body heat measurements.  No matter since I'm going back into the hills after recovering from my fall {11 days hospital, +28 in rehab +more home}.  Unfortunately Cliff is there in spirit { D/7/21 } and can't share his wisdom with me, nor can Kiley; both a great loss.      I'll try to find a good track to cast or photo and  forward to the forum this year.   I've got at least three separate physical dermal ridge examples in my closet files.  Good luck up the hill !   Joe   {edit was a try to clean up my grammar, I refuse to use AI, so far.......}  
    • Doug
      A bare foot has blood flow and body heat radiating from it. A boot sole has no blood flow or heat radiating from it and the sole shields the body heat from the snow. That would be the difference. So, the pressure combined with the heat could make a difference. 
    • joebeelart
      If pressure melts a small amount of water, why do boots leave fine tracks in mud and snow?  Just asking.   Pictures of the always bare feet of Nepal people, and other people too poor for shoes show great callouses or pads.  Do they not leave dermal ridge patterns in some instances?  Actually, this point isn't worth many words.  Probably more than enough said after you reply, which I assume you will.   : )  
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