Birkenstock Unisex Boston Soft Footbed Leather Clog 14-14.5 Women/12-12.5 Men Basalt Gray-grey

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  Jason

  22 de septiembre de 2011

  Just what you needed

  Bought these 2 days ago, they arrived in 2 days after selecting standard shipping to Canada - amazing service! I have the arizona sandals with the regular footbed and loved them so much I wanted some clogs. But, because I will be standing in these more than walking, I decided I wanted the soft footbed. The soft footbed soles are much more plush and not entirely comparable to the regular sole. They are still supportive - that distinctive birkenstock footbed feel is there with great metatarsal and arch support - but they definitely have a lot more give to them. The leather upper is thick but soft and very comfy. The leather on the soft footbeds feels a little softer and thinner than on the regular footbeds. For those who love their birks but just want something a little more cushy, these are the answer! For those who wanted to love birks but couldn't take the "hard" footbeds, this is exactly what you've been looking for.I ordered the same size as my arizona sandals - I measure a size 10.5 medium US mens shoe on a brannock device, which according to the Birkenstock chart is a 43. But I find the 43 too large, with my toes a bit far from the end and unable to grip the toe-bar properly. So I fit a 42 regular in birkenstocks. The boston clogs fit very similar to the arizonas in terms of length and width, but the heel cup is very slightly less deep (but still quite supportive), and perhaps slightly narrower than on my arizona sandals. Because they have only one strap, they do fit looser on my low volume feet. I can wear them barefoot on the last notch, or on the second notch with regular socks. But since they are new, they will no doubt stretch, and I might have to cut a new notch for the buckle eventually.All in all a great piece of footwear. I am a recent and now devoted birkenstock convert after shunning them for years.Finally, my feet are getting the support they need, and in a handsome and comfortable package. And at the reduced prices offered here, it's a no-brainer!Ver másVer menos

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  Gracie

  12 de agosto de 2026

  Send size ordered

  Shoes were fine but they sent the wrong size.

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  Russ

  21 de julio de 2026

  Quick shipping reasonably priced

  These are the real deal.

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  Amanda

  24 de junio de 2013

  Weird Shape, Far too large

  Would have been great comfortable shoes for indoors, but the size was way off. They were far too big, and awkwardly shaped. Not what I expected at all, especially for such a hefty price.

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  Judith Willer

  30 de septiembre de 2015

  Love Em

  I wear these every day. I started wearing only Birks with soft footbed 1 1/2 years ago for plantar fasciitis and never looked back. I'm a nurse of 40 years in surgery, so run around a lot and these have saved me. I like the suede because it's kinder to my bunions. The strap does stretch over time, but I got an inexpensive leather punch to make new holes as needed. I prefer they fit fairly snug so the stay on. They don't cure all foot pain, but I can walk at the end of a regular shift and that's what I'm after. The soft footbed gives enough cushion on hard floors and enough arch support for me.Ver másVer menos

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  Bugged

  13 de abril de 2012

  Nice, for short periods

  If you need more support, go with the regular footbed and do yourself a favor and get yourself properly fitted at a store that sells lots of Birkenstocks, preferably a Birkenstock store that also does repairs. A Birkenstock "narrow" may fit many women's feet that are considered normal by any other shoe maker. A "B" width is generally considered normal for women. A B width is way too narrow for my feet.This particular pair was a bit more snug than another pair of Birkenstock "regular" (wide) 37 soft footbeds that I own, but that may just be the difference between a wool and suede pair? My feet have been measured recently at a 7 1/2 women's D width, but in my 20's they were measured at a 6 1/2 women's EE, and E width. I wore 38 regulars for years because my feet spread and measured bigger and it recently caused all sorts of problems with my arch on the foot that is a tad smaller, my hips, knees and back. I went back to a 37 regular, with the regular footbed and the problems stopped within days. I like the soft footbed, but I cannot wear it all the time because I need more support.I'm hoping that resoling this shoe will not be a problem, but I know that having the footbed liner replaced in a soft footbed is not done. Having them resoled is less than half the cost of a new pair, even with shipping costs/travel time. For a woman with feet like mine, it's nice to be able to wear a decent, supportive shoe that is not horribly expensive. With "cork life" care and timely resoling, a leather pair of Birkenstocks will last for years, one pair of Nubuck Arizonas lasted for 13 years with heavy wear.Ver másVer menos

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