These are my 3rd pair.

I've put my other 2 through multiple thru hikes in the Canadian Rockies, WCT and more. They also second as my daily commute shoe and they still have life left in them. The vibrim as lost its ultra sticky function, however there's still enough tread after about 100mi+ for walking to and from crags, chill hikes, easy overnights and more.

It would be amazing if Bed Rocks could make it easier for their Canadian customers by lowering shipping costs (it's almost the same price as 1 sandal!!!) AND/OR set up authorized dealers that carry the non-3D models 🙏

I would love to continue ordering them or sending them back for resolves but it unfortunate costs us a fortune to even get your product

The first day I wore these and rode 25 miles pulling my son in a bike trailer. No blisters or problems.

The did get a bit softer after a week which really helps my feet that have neuromas.

Coming from xero and chacos these hit the sweet spot for me.

Pretty good for biking. Good for the beach and when wet and provide just enough cushion to make walking over rocks comfortable.

I was nervous about the more sandal type support. But, that gets softer and less noticeable after a while. It is actually what makes the sandals so much more supportive.

I've run in them twice. They are nice in the dirt. But the pavement is not something I would do much.

I'm usually a 9.5 and I got the 9. That was a good call for me.

I’ve tried xer*, chac*, and other sandals galore. I love these ones cause they combine the adjustable ankle lock and a simple big toe thong. I will say if you have a good pair of toe socks that would help for long hikes. You still will chafe a little as your feet get used to the straps when you combine with extended and/or wet use. I also love them to use while tubing since they are ridged to be use for rocky creek beds. Wished I could get a second pair!!