I recently bought the Women's Florida Birko-Flor Sandal and I couldn't be happier! Not only do they look amazing with my summer dresses, but the comfort level is out of this world. I've worn them all day without any discomfort - it's like walking on clouds!

The Men's Arizona Sandals by Birkenstock are a game changer for my summer wardrobe. Not only do they look great with virtually anything, I’ve found they provide incredible support for my arches, making them perfect for long walks. These sandals are my go-to for both casual outings and even dressier occasions, thanks to their classic design and premium quality.

I just love these Gizeh Sandals by Birkenstock. Very comfortable and the black patient goes with everything!

Definitely took a while to break in, but now they fit great, and I get compliments every time I wear them. Be wary of walking too far in them, particularly at first. After a couple weeks of owning them, I wore them all day for the first time. I walk as part of my commute about 3 miles a day. Around mile 2 I realized that I was getting blisters on the bottoms of my feet. I ended up calling for a ride home, which delayed my getting home by about an hour.It's a few weeks later now, and these sandals and I are getting along much better now. Ease into them, for sure. I find them extremely comfortable now, and very versatile. They can easily be both casual and formal, so they're really great in a lot of situations. These are actually my second pair in this style. My first one was in brown leather, which I recall having a little more flexibility to the leather when I first got them. I have the onyx now, and I really like the metallic sheen they have. Once you break them in, you might not need another pair of shoes all summer.

I am in love with these heels. They are so comfortable, I could run in them. No, seriously, I actually tested this out. I can run in these, effortlessly, and I'm normally a flat shoe/sneaker person. That's how comfy they are.I nearly bought a half size up from my normal heel size which is size 6. I had a pair of 6.5 sitting in my cart for an entire day because of how many reviews stated that the fit ran small - very small, before ultimately deciding to just go with my true size.Im glad I did, because they fit PERFECTLY. Unless you normally wear a size that is already borderline too small for you, just stick with your normal size. I have flat feet, not narrow whatsoever, and these would have been too big at a half size up.

I usually have issues with shoes pinching around y toes and/or at the heel (causing blisters). None of that with these cozy, nice looking loafers. Everything’s made with synthetics nowadays, so I guess the lack of breathability is to be expected. These have enough room inside for some socks or insoles.

I've worn Birkenstocks for over 35 years--sandals, shoes and clogs--back when most people had never heard of them. I started wearing them for the comfort since nothing else has ever fit me so well. Some styles don't fit my feet as well as others--the Zurich model sandals have a strap buckle that hits the top of my toes and raises a sore spot. Some styles I've learned to love dearly--like the Arizona and Milano. The Boston is one of the styles that I've really loved since the beginning. Homely, clunky and lacking in stylishness, it's incredibly comfortable and practical. Like all traditional Birkenstock styles, it's made with a leather covered cork footbed that does require some breaking in for maximum comfort. After a few days of wear, the hard footbed begins to soften a bit and it will take on the shape of your foot while providing excellent support. One thing I have noticed about Birkenstock's clogs and shoes, it's usually best to order a size up from what you wear in Birkenstock sandals. My reasoning is that you will then be better able to wear socks with the clogs and utilize them as regular shoes. With sandals, you can always loosen the straps to accommodate socks but the enclosed foot nature of clogs limits this practice. Also, for some reason my feet perspire more with clogs so I prefer to wear socks except for just puttering around the house.Bostons, like all Birkenstocks, wear well. The cork should occasionally be resealed with Cork Life or Kelly's Cork Renew. If the cork becomes damaged but remains in otherwise decent shape, Cork Life or Cork Renew can be used to fill in the damaged area. If the outsoles begin to come unglued, Barge Cement will repair it perfectly. Same for the suede footbed liner. If you don't feel comfortable doing the work yourself, do an online search for places that specialize in Birkenstock repair and resoles. This might be the best option for clogs since the enclosed nature of the shoe means some parts are not readily accessible without disassembling the whole thing. Mainly, just know Birkenstocks can be repaired and can last a very long time with care and maintenance. I have a couple of pair from the early 80s that still wear well.I'm sold on Birkenstocks. I've recommended them to a lot of people and those who try them have never said they were disappointed. The prices have increased substantially over the years but the quality remains excellent.

These particular Birkenstocks were for my granddaughter, Elizabeth, because she loves wearing them. She didn't want to bother me with buying them because of the expense, but the pair of knockoffs she bought hurt her feet. She was so happy when she received the Birks I bought her. She wears them everyday!

It fits your phone. And a small wallet. Its good if you just need to make small errands .

I’m a Kipling bag fan and forever will be. This backpack is the perfect size and I love all the different pockets.