- How does the Boston fit compared with other Birkenstocks?
- It uses the same footbed as the Arizona and other classics, so fit is similar. The closed toe and strap make some people size down; try your usual Birkenstock size first.
- Do I need to break them in?
- Yes. The cork-latex footbed starts firm and molds to your foot over a few weeks. Wear them in short stretches at first.
- Can I wear the Boston in rain?
- No. Suede and cork do not handle water well. There are leather and synthetic versions better suited to wet weather.
- What is the difference between regular and narrow width?
- Regular fits medium to wide feet; narrow suits slimmer feet. The footbed outline is the main difference, so pick the width that matches your foot.
- Is the Boston good for standing all day?
- Many nurses, teachers and retail workers wear it for long shifts because of the arch and heel support. The firm start is the main adjustment.
- Can the Boston be resoled?
- Yes. Birkenstock and repair shops can replace the outsole and footbed components, which extends the shoe's life.
- Where is the Birkenstock Boston Suede Leather Mule cheapest?
- At Anthropologie, for $135.00, 21% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Birkenstock Boston Suede Leather Mule?
- 8 stores we checked sell it, including Anthropologie, Sugar, Daniel Footwear, Shoebacca, Birkenstock.