- Is the Harleta good for all-day standing?
- It is fine for errands and light days out. The cork footbed and EVA midsole are firmer and less cushioned than sport or orthotic sandals, so long standing shifts may leave your feet tired.
- How does it compare with Birkenstock sandals?
- Both use a contoured cork footbed and adjustable strap. The Harleta has a softer microfiber lining and a woven suede upper, but its footbed is thinner and gives less arch support than Birkenstock's cork-latex bed.
- Does the buckle actually adjust the fit?
- Yes. The oversized buckle on the woven strap lets you loosen or tighten the sandal across the instep, which helps with wide feet and high arches.
- What is the heel height?
- The heel is 1 inch, a low heel that keeps the sandal close to flat for easy walking.
- What materials are used?
- The upper is suede and leather, the lining is microfiber and textile, the insole is cork, and the midsole and outsole are EVA and synthetic.
- Can I wear it in wet weather?
- It is best kept for dry days. Suede scuffs and stains in rain, and the cork footbed does not like being soaked.
- Where is the White Mountain Women's Harleta Footbeds Sandal cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $16.45, 70% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the White Mountain Women's Harleta Footbeds Sandal?
- 13 stores we checked sell it, including Belk, Amazon, White Mountain Shoes Store, Walmart, Nordstrom Rack.