I bought a pair of these with very high hopes. I have very long, narrow feet. This is usually an issue with flip flop as at a size 13, they are built too loose to secure my foot. For everyday use this is fine, but I All-Terrain my flip flops frequently. So when I saw this had vibram soles and was adjustable, I was pumped to try them.

Unfortunately, they are only adjustable on one side. I tried to tighten them down, but that just resulted in the straps being very lopsided. This means when I walk, the heel of the shoe shifts to the outside due to the inside strap being longer than the outside. I really love these, but I’ll never get to put them to use like I wanted. I have to leave them looser than I want to keep the shoe in line with my foot. Otherwise my heel literally falls off the side in a natural stride. So there’s no point in making them adjustable. Now I’ve paid $130 for a pair of flip flops that essentially don’t fit better than my old $30 pair. These are currently relegated to making trips across the yard to the garage. Which is such a waste of their potential and to be brutally honest, a waste of my money. Honestly this seems like a really easy thing to see coming. The other shoes in their lineup are adjustable beyond belief and work amazingly for me, so this seems like a huge oversight.

If you’ve got proportional feet these will work fine, but then again, so will so many cheaper pairs. They are seemingly high quality and comfortable. I would really love to see…

I am a long time owner of bedrock cairns (9 years, 10,000+ miles), I was very excited to order the rockhound as a more casual sandal to easily slip into. Initial impressions were great, the fit was perfect, very comfortable, easy adjustment.

The first disappointment was the lack of friction with the nubuck leather. My foot slides around on the footbed far too easily which I have not experienced in other leather sandals. Walking up hills is nearly impossible, at times side stepping to keep my foot in the sandal. This is unlikely to be a problem with the non-leather version.

The second disappointment was that going along with the sliding in the footbed, is that the leather causes a squeaking sound when stepping/sliding. It is so prominent that my wife dislikes when I wear the sandals.

The third disappointment was realizing these are made in South Korea. If I recall correctly when I first bought a pair of bedrocks they were being made in the United States. I am sad to see outsourcing from this American company. I would vastly prefer to pay a more premium cost for an American made product.

The fourth disappointment was when the strap broke on the rockhound sandals after 4 months of very light wear. If this was any other company I would likely give these a 1 star review. I am however certain bedrock will fix the problem, but it is disappointing nonetheless.

In all, I had hopes of buying a sandal that would live up to my exceedingly high expectations following nearly a…