- How does the Boston fit compared to the Arizona?
- It uses the same footbed, so the length is similar, but the closed upper feels snugger across the instep. The buckle strap lets you loosen it. Choose narrow if your feet are slim.
- Do I need to break them in?
- Yes, expect about a week of short wears. The cork-latex footbed molds to your foot and the suede softens, but the first days can feel firm under the arch.
- Can I wear them outside in wet weather?
- Not ideal. The suede upper and cork footbed absorb water, and soaked cork can crack. Keep them for dry days or treat the suede first.
- What is the difference between narrow and regular width?
- Narrow is a slimmer fit across the footbed; regular is the standard Birkenstock width. The Boston is roomy, so slim feet often do better in narrow.
- Are they good for standing all day?
- Many nurses, cooks and retail workers wear them for long shifts because of the arch and heel cup. The closed toe adds protection that sandals lack.
- Can the footbed be replaced?
- Birkenstock footbeds are replaceable and the shoes can be resoled by a cobbler, which extends their life beyond the upper.
- Where is the Birkenstock Boston Suede Leather cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $104.99, 34% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Birkenstock Boston Suede Leather?
- 27 stores we checked sell it, including Eclipse Sample Sales, Steals.com, jeantherapy, BIRKENSTOCK, MJ footwear & Apparel.