The Radavist

Today Bedrock Sandals releases three new colorways in their Mountain Clog. For those too timid for full-on sandals or those in need of a cozy fall shoe, the Mountain Clog is ideal. 

Bedrock Mountain Clogs feel like an old friend but surprisingly are still young enough to fly free in the continental US. In less than two years they’ve become a staple for many – typically a piece in their footwear kit they didn’t know they were missing but now can’t live without. They are the cozy campshoe of choice, a sturdy hiker for nearly any trail, and even more surprising, a head turner in the current gorpcore fashion moment.

Bedrock Sandals is excited to release 3 new colorways of the Mountain Clog bringing the option count up to seven for diehard Bedrockers and clog curious alike. We’ve added a second nubuck leather option in Driftwood Gray and two new suede leather options in Deep Plum and Ponderosa Brown.

Hike up a steep mountain trail and keep those tootsies protected, find rest beside a crackling campfire and be quite cozy, get a shout-out from that one barista, and feel your ego boost tenfold. Whatever your pursuit or pipe dream, Mountain Clogs are equipped to rip in.

Nubuck Leather Clogs are $175 and Leather Suede Clogs are $160.

Check out Spencer’s long term review if you are clog curious!

Members of our staff have been wearing Bedrock Sandals since the brand first started making sandals and we can’t get enough of the designs the brand has been rolling out over the past year or so. The latest being the Metamorphic Mismatch Collection, featuring an Earth tone and Primary tone colorways. Bedrock mixes and matches match clay, black, moss, block landscape, slate blue, yellow ochre, and burgundy straps throughout each sandal to create a unique metamorphic strapestry. Available in Cairn Evo, Cairn Evo C, Cairn Evo 3D Pro styles.

Check ’em out at Bedrock Sandals.

Bedrock Sandals have become a mainstay in the cycling world since the brand released the now-famous Cairn sandal line. Launching today, Bedrock expands its growing footwear lineup with the Cairn Evo sandals. Sporting a refined sole with a truer-to-size footbed, there are a variety of small changes amounting to making one of our favorite adventure sandals even better. Spencer Harding recently got his toes in a pair of the Cairn Evos and, below, shares a first look at the 3D Evo and other new releases from Bedrock Sandals…

Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…

Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…

Our good friend Namz wrote a beautiful piece for Bedrock Sandals’ blog. Here’s an excerpt:

“Thunder Moon of July:
-I’m smiling a lot because my friend Sam is observing this one with me, all the way in another state. We both listen to N.K. Jemisin’s “The City We Became” to deepen our bond.
-Learn that the opposite of depression is not happiness but playfulness and remind myself to be a little more playful.
-Decided on wearing a linen cycling jumpsuit which allowed for airflow and a breeze all day (and I thought I looked really cute) but still wearing clipless cycling shoes and suffered pruned up, soggy feet at the end of the day.”

Head on over to Bedrock Sandals to read the whole piece!

Summertime is sandal time and Bedrock Sandals’ designs make for a great all day, every day wear, both on and off the bike. Their newest design, the Cairn Geo Sandals, utilized new materials including, a new soft, brown webbing, and an exclusive gum sole Vibram sole to match your gumwall tires. Mind. Blown. Head on over to Bedrock to take advantage of their introductory discount of 20% off for the next 24 hours. Bedrock is a supporter of 1% for the Planet!

This summer, and fall and even a few weeks of winter, all I wore were my Bedrock Sandals. On and off-the-bike, even. They are the lightest, most comfortable and most MUSA sandals I’ve ever owned, so when I heard they got even better, I wanted to share the news.

The new Cairns feature a new footbed, new hardware, and refined fit. For cycle touring, or everyday use, I recommend the Cairn 3D. For wet and wild conditions, check out the Cairn Pro and for ultralight the Classics are for you.

Bedrock makes these in California and I just love everything they do. You can read all about the updates at the Bedrock Blog.

… so if you’re in Los Angeles and want to try on a pair of some of the nicest sandals I’ve owned, make sure you roll through. Or, if you want to see your closest stop on the tour, head to Bedrock Sandals.

“I was 28 years old. The previous 15 years of my life had been spent as a cyclist. Not the kinda cyclist you see in a bike lane at rush hour, or out dinging bells on rail trails, ha, I turned my nose up at those types. “Freds”, I’d say to myself as I looked down at my heart rate monitor while muscling my spendy spindly Italian race rocket over the next imaginary finish line.

My attire was a zebra print lycra leotard, my legs had been shorn before I’d even hit puberty. I was quite comfortable with being uncomfortable while pursuing my passion for bicycles and my petty amateur victories aboard them. So what happened?”

Read more from Benedict at Bedrock Sandals!

Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…

After years of being inside the design conversations and testing multiple prototypes, Spencer Harding is here to usher in Bedrock’s just-released adventure Mountain Clog. Made from synthetic or leather uppers, these clogs are a great alternative for those toe-stubbing fearful folks out there. Turns out it makes a pretty darn good mountain bike shoe as well! If you’ve ever wanted to be a granola-crunchin’, mountain-munchin’, clog-rockin’, hippie, nature-druid dad then look no further.

Wow! It’s already almost Summer. On a particularly cool and wet morning in Santa Fe, John wrapped up his Summer 2024 Product Picks list, showcasing ten items he’s been enjoying in everyday life and on big backcountry rides this year…