When I first found out Bedrock was developing closed-toe footwear, my cold feet were stoked. I love my Bedrock Cairn open-toed sandals — if I could wear them all year round, I would. But I live in Colorado, and it gets cold here. So for several months a year, they live in my closet.
Now, however, Bedrock has taken that functional Cairn sandal design and applied it to closed-toed leather clogs. I got my hands on an early prototype pair last fall, which I’ve been testing ever since. Then this winter, the brand agreed to send me a newer version of its leather Mountain Clogs to compare.
Here’s what I walked away with.
In short: For the past year, I’ve been testing a prototype pair of the Bedrock Mountain Clogs ($160-175). I had no substantial gripes with the prototypes I wore last winter, and the final version is even better. The Mountain Clogs come with all the benefits of Bedrock sandals — a fully adjustable and secure strap system and replaceable Vibram sole. But they also have a leather footbox for the times when open-toed sandals won’t cut it.
- Weight: 13 oz.
- Outsole: Vibram
- Profile: Zero drop
Pros
- Wide toebox allows for socks of all sizes
- Grounded, sandal-like feel
- Toe protection
- Cushy footbed
Cons
- Sizes run larger
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