Another note about bedrock classic (non cairn). They are basically paper thin
and easy to roll up. great/small/easy to carry on a trip or tour where you’ll
primarily be wearing shoes but want a sandal alternative for some parts.
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My favorites used to be Keen Newport H2 but my newest pair weren’t as
comfortable, I tried Chico’s but like others have stated they are heavy and
uncomfortable. I bought a pair of Bedrock classics and once I figured out the
fit they disappeared on my feet. I like the fact that I don’t have heel
I'm confused, Justin. What exactly do you disagree with? Because it sounds like
you agree with everything I wrote, with the possible exception of transition
details. I only gave the details of my transition to barefoot for context, not
for "this is the only way to do it." Your description of tra
I disagree with DP on nearly everything except this.
Beyond bone damage the reason most folks end up needing arch support and the
like to compensate for weak or unbalanced feet. Get flat shoes to start with,
then move to thinner soles and your feet will repay you. On and off the bike.
-J
> On A
Need some opinions from anyone who has owned Chacos and Bedrocks..I
know you are out there.
My old Z1's are coming undone at the outsole. I might send them in for
resoling, but I am debating trying the Bedrocks. I've read great reviews
and heard some IRL positive feedback but the toe stra
