Bedrock Cairn Adventure - Women's vs Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 37

The highest scorer in our test and a standout in every metric, the Bedrock Cairn Adventure offers a unique style, employing a thong construction combined with an ankle strap. This design provides a surprising, barely-there feel by eliminating pressure points on the side of the foot. This Cairn also sports a hearty Vibram sole that gives the wearer little hesitation when scurrying up and down steep slabs with a heavy pack. Add a comprehensive adjustment system and a lightweight feel that adds versatility and style, and it was easy to crown this pair as our favorite

Being in motion with these shoes feels great but standing in em does not. They have an odd design suited for running but not standing. Along with a really out of place tie station, that curves to the sides of the foot. All in all I don’t hate em but I’m not crazy about it, especially considering the price

Go ahead, swipe right. Where to Buy Bedrock Sandals Cairn 3D Adventure We tested the Bedrock Sandals Cairn 3D PRO Adventure hiking sandals. The sandals are unisex, and Bedrock says a size 6 for women is equivalent to a size 5 for men. The brand doesn’t do half sizes, so you’ll want to make sure a pair is roughly the length of your foot for a correct fit

Just mix the label on the box and say men's size-nine women's size 10.5. But I feel like more of a universal size. Anything would just make more sense...

I mentioned that in the beginning that you know my teva sandals my feet, sweat a lot in them. Well, these ones seem to be like, like they suck away mo...

The full length react midsole and forefoot zoom unit. This midsole is plush. It feels great underfoot. I just love it in the Pegasus 37 nike decided t...

I figured it was time to give these a review. I have struggled to find the perfect sandal for my feet due to being flat footed. Everyone I know is always wearing Teva or Chaco but they all seem to feel too clunky or the arch is unbearable for me. I stumbled upon these about 3 years ago and I wasn’t sure how I’d like the toe thong or the more flattened fit, but I bit the bullet and I couldn’t be more pleased with the product

The heel of the Pegasus 37 just didn't seem as snug; I felt it slipping up and down with every step. Took 'em out for a spin around the block, on concrete and some unpaved roads; based on my experience, couldn't recommend for long runs. I'll stick with my sturdy Pegasus 34's. Donated the 37's to our local homeless shelter

5, ordered and 11 and they fit PERFECTLY. I’ve been wearing Tevas and Chacos for decades and the quality just isn’t there anymore. I also never loved the thick soles of the chacos…they were comfortable but bulky. These Cairns are comfortable, secure, seem well made, and the adjustments are intuitive

So, even though it did swing over to that cushiony side, that's what people are wanting, that's what people are using for their race day. So all the s...

One con, I wish they were lighter and a little more flexible. Honestly, I can't even knock the sandal for its heaviness as I appreciate it in a lot of circumstances and the Classic's are a thing. Width could be wider but my feet are not a common shape and it'd be ridiculous to cater to an outlier and sacrifice minimalist profile.

Okay, so now you know the weight in my size. We did it, we did it, we did it before the vlog was over, so that is cool, ok onward and upward the vlog ...