This might be the most versatile footwear one can own. I've held off on reviewing them for a month now so that I could see how they hold up in different situations, and let me tell you...these mountain clogs get the job done:

I'm a teacher, so my students were shocked to see me pull up to the last day of school field day in these clogs. "What are those, athletic birks?" they said. "Au contrare, these are the bedrock mountain clogs," I warned before destroying them in volleyball.

Then, because I live in Portland, OR, I had to take my dog out for a walk in the wet weather. This nubuck leather kept my feet dry and wicked the water away beautifully.

I then took them to Kauai, Hawai'i and wore them in the sand, on lava rock, out on long walks, and they held up wonderfully. They are so comfortable, and require no break in time. That's not to mention, they make great travel shoes for the airplane and security. They can be worn barefoot if it's hot out, or with socks if it's cooler. I can't recommend these enough!

They do run small. I'm a size 10 and I bought a size 11 and they fit perfectly, so you'll definitely want to size up and then adjust the heel strap.

I LOVE my Bedrock sandals. Bike toured Pittsburgh to DC, Hwy 1 in California, Route 66 in Oklahoma all in the same pair I bought 8 years ago, still holding strong to this day. I wear them multiple days a week, commuting between 125-150/week. I was so excited when the clogs came out, being a shoe I could wear year round with a little more warmth in the winter months. Upon receiving my clogs I wasn’t so sure about the footbed as it felt different than my sandals, completely forgetting my sandals have been worn to max comfort. Then I was having a hard time dialing in the right fit for the straps, needing it to fit properly for commuting and standing on my feet for multiple hours a day. But then I figured it out and I couldn’t be happier. They are breaking in nicely and absolutely fit my wardrobe and lifestyle. It’s nice to have one pair of shoes to fit multiple scenarios. Thanks Bedrock!