- How does the Boston fit compared with the Arizona sandal?
- The Boston uses the same footbed as the Arizona, so most people take the same size in both. The closed suede upper feels snugger across the instep, and the buckle strap lets you loosen it.
- Should I choose narrow or medium width?
- Medium fits most feet. Choose narrow if you have slim feet or normally size down in Birkenstocks, since the suede upper has some give but the footbed does not.
- How long does the break-in take?
- Most owners report one to three weeks of regular wear before the cork footbed molds to their feet. Wearing them in short sessions first reduces soreness.
- Can I wear the Boston outdoors?
- Yes. The rubber outsole handles pavement and light trails, but the suede upper is not water-resistant, so avoid rain and wet grass.
- Is the Boston warm enough for winter?
- The plain suede version is a three-season shoe. For cold weather, the shearling-lined Boston adds warmth, and thick socks help with the unlined version.
- Can the Boston be repaired?
- Yes. Birkenstock footbeds and soles can be replaced by a cobbler, which extends the shoe's life well beyond the suede upper's first scuffs.
- Where is the Birkenstock Boston Suede Clog cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $127.16, 25% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Birkenstock Boston Suede Clog?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including Zappos.com, Geiger's, Backcountry.com, Nordstrom, DICK'S Sporting Goods.