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Birkenstock Arizona Leather Sandal
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Pre-ownedShoes · ThredUp

Birkenstock Arizona Leather Sandal

Deal score 2.1 · Good deal
$31.50$63.00 ThredUp's price new

You save $31.50 at ThredUp

Deal.ai's agents found this deal on November 3. The store may have changed its price since.

Why it's a great deal

  • Pre-owned from ThredUp, compared with the price new
  • ThredUp lists its regular price at $63.00: 50% off by its own figures
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  • ThredUpPre-owned

    Availability unknown

    $31.50Observed at 5:21 PM
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  • eBayNew

    Availability unknownSold by west.coast.deals

    $105.59Observed at 5:21 PM
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Specs

Size
Size 6, Size 8, Size 9, Size 9½
Width
Width Medium
Department
Women's
Material
Genuine Leather, Rubber
Color
Black
Style
Casual
Type
Sandals
Season
Summer

About the Birkenstock Arizona Leather Sandal

The Birkenstock Arizona is a two-strap leather slide with an adjustable buckle on each strap and a contoured cork-latex footbed that molds to the foot over time. It is the brand's most recognizable unisex sandal and has stayed essentially unchanged for decades. The latest best new price is $105.59 at eBay as of November 3, 2026, the only new price found; that sits near the middle of the Arizona's typical $100 to $140 new range, so it is a fair rather than standout deal.

Best forEveryday casual wear and errandsPeople who want a footbed that molds to their archWide or hard-to-fit feet, thanks to adjustable strapsWarm-weather walking and travel
Pros
  • Adjustable buckles on both straps fine-tune the fit
  • Contoured cork-latex footbed supports the arch and molds to the foot
  • Genuine leather upper holds up over years of wear
  • Replacement soles and footbeds are widely available
  • Classic design that works with most casual outfits
Cons
  • Cork footbed needs breaking in and can feel hard at first
  • Not waterproof; leather and cork suffer in rain or pool use
  • Sizing runs large and is listed in European sizes
  • New pairs often cost $100 or more
  • Knockoffs are common, so buying from a trusted seller matters
  • What reviewers say

    Owners consistently praise the Arizona for comfort once broken in and for its longevity, with many reporting years of daily wear. Complaints center on the break-in period, sizing confusion and the price of new pairs.

    Pros
    • Footbed comfort after a short break-in
    • Durability over multiple seasons
    • Adjustable fit for wide or narrow feet
    • Classic look that stays in style
    Cons
    • Stiff, uncomfortable first week
    • Sizing runs large and varies by width
    • Cork can crack if it dries out or gets soaked
    • Price feels high for a sandal

    Questions and answers

    Is the Arizona worth $105.59?
    At $105.59 at eBay as of November 3, 2026, it is a reasonable price for a new pair, since most new Arizonas sell for $100 to $140. The value comes from years of wear and replaceable soles, not from the discount.
    How does the Arizona compare with the Gizeh or Madrid?
    The Arizona has two adjustable straps, so it fits more feet than the single-strap Madrid or the toe-loop Gizeh. If you want maximum adjustability, pick the Arizona.
    What size should I order?
    Birkenstock uses European sizing and the Arizona runs large, so many shoppers size down from their US sneaker size. The footbed should leave a little room at the heel and toes.
    Can I wear them in water or rain?
    No. Leather uppers and cork footbeds degrade when soaked, so keep them out of pools and rain. The brand's EVA models are the water-friendly option.
    What is in the box?
    A single pair of sandals. No socks, care kit or extra insoles are included.
    When is the Arizona cheapest?
    Prices dip during end-of-season sales and around major shopping holidays. Watch the price history and buy when a new pair drops below about $100.