- How does the Boston fit compared with the Arizona sandal?
- It uses the same footbed, so the length feels similar. The closed upper makes it feel snugger across the top of the foot, and the buckle strap adjusts the fit.
- Should I choose narrow or normal width?
- Choose narrow if you usually wear a narrow shoe or have a low-volume foot. Most people with average or wide feet do better in the normal width.
- Do I need socks with them?
- Not required, but many owners wear them with socks in cool weather. The suede lining can feel warm barefoot in summer.
- How long does the break-in take?
- Most owners report the footbed starts to mold within one to two weeks of regular wear. The suede upper softens sooner than the cork.
- Can the Boston be resoled?
- Yes. A cobbler can replace the rubber outsole and the cork footbed can be repaired, which extends the life of the shoe.
- How should I clean the suede?
- Brush dry dirt off with a suede brush and treat with a suede protector before first wear. Keep them out of standing water, which can damage the cork.
- Where is the Birkenstock Boston Suede Leather Stone Blue Clogs cheapest?
- At Scheels, for $154.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Birkenstock Boston Suede Leather Stone Blue Clogs?
- 13 stores we checked sell it, including Dick's Sporting Goods, Zappos, Scheels, Birkenstock, Tillys.