- How does the Boston compare with the Arizona?
- Same footbed and support, but the Boston has a closed suede toe box and an instep strap, so it is warmer and more protective. The Arizona is open and cooler for summer.
- Do the Boston clogs run true to size?
- They follow Birkenstock's footbed sizing, which is based on length rather than standard US shoe size. The narrow width runs snug, so wider feet should look at the regular width.
- How long does the break-in take?
- Most owners report one to three weeks of gradual wear before the cork-latex footbed softens and molds to the foot.
- Can the footbed be replaced?
- Yes. The cork-latex footbed is replaceable and the shoe can be resoled, which extends its life beyond the suede upper.
- Are they good for winter?
- They are not insulated and the EVA outsole has limited grip on ice and snow. They work best as a three-season shoe, often with thick socks.
- What is the upper made of?
- The upper is suede with a microfiber lining, and the footbed is suede-lined over cork-latex.
- Where is the Birkenstock Boston Clog Shoes cheapest?
- At Foot Locker, for $154.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Birkenstock Boston Clog Shoes?
- 8 stores we checked sell it, including Shop Simon, Dick's Sporting Goods, Foot Locker, Zappos, Scheels.