- Is the Bestie clog true to size?
- The clog is built on a standard women's last with a slip-on opening. If you are between sizes or have a wide foot, the fabric upper has little give, so many shoppers size up.
- Can I wear these outside in wet weather?
- The textile upper, cork insole and wood midsole are not water-resistant. Light drizzle is fine, but puddles and rain will soak the fabric and soften the cork.
- How does the Bestie compare with a molded EVA clog?
- The Bestie has a fabric upper and cork footbed, so it looks dressier and breathes better than a one-piece EVA clog. A molded clog is lighter to clean and handles water, while the Bestie is softer underfoot but needs more care.
- Is the 1-inch heel hard to walk in?
- No. A 1-inch platform with a low-profile outsole is close to flat, and the slip-on opening keeps the foot stable. It is not a shoe for uneven trails.
- What is the footbed made of?
- The insole is cork over a wood and EVA midsole. Cork molds to the foot over time but starts firm and should be kept dry.
- Does the strap buckle adjust the fit?
- The braided strap crosses the vamp as a decorative detail. The shoe goes on and off by slipping it on, so fit comes from the upper and footbed rather than the strap.
- Where is the White Mountain Women's Bestie Footbeds Clog cheapest?
- At Belk, for $47.40, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the White Mountain Women's Bestie Footbeds Clog?
- 10 stores we checked sell it, including Famous Footwear, DSW, Walmart, Shoe Station, Shoe Carnival.