Birkenstock  Boston Crosstown Clogs - Men's

I am an avid Birkenstock user having many different models since my college days (40 years ago). I really wanted to like this new style that looks to be more durable with a great tread. However, I tried 2 sizes in the house over a 2 week period and found the arch was too forward and the shoe opening too small for my foot to easily enter. After 2 weeks I gave up and returned before I developed plantar fasciitis. Maybe it is me, I found these clogs much different than my other Birkenstock including an old pair of Boston clogs.

The best of the traditional Birkenstock Boston but way more durable. I was getting ready to pay nearly what these cost to resole my old Bostons with Vibram soles. I have the Arizona version as well and they are way more durable than the traditional soles. Worth the extra cost.

After many years and many pairs of Birks”I found these to possibly take care of the shortcomings of the original design. The rubber sole take care of all the abuse the standard sole configuration takes. I have used barge cement coating the exposed cork sole, resole the shoes only to wear out again by breaking and flaking away. So I’m looking forward to putting these to the test. The oiled leather uppers look like they will be fantastic and warm during the colder months

look super durable, and should mitigate the drop in quality/reliability/durability experienced since LV bought Birk

They are odd Birkies. In some ways better and more robust, especially the soles. The leather is also robust and somewhat stiff, if you're looking for something soft, this isn't it. It runs a bit narrower in the regular/wide width than other Boston models

Very comfortable and durable clog. I would expect nothing less from Birkenstock. Feels great on the foot with or without socks. I love just slipping them on when I get home to wear around the house and run errands.

After the 2-3 week break-in period these are now my favorite walking shoes — super comfortable.

First pair of birkenstocks. I've always heard good things about them and how it takes awhile to "break them in". Sure hope those folks are right, because they're anything but comfortable so far.

This was my first time buying Birkenstock shoes. The staff said it would take a couple weeks to "break them in". Well, it is now the third day, and my feet HURT! Not giving up any hope yet, but be aware that the cork is HARD not soft, even though it supposedly with mold to your feet.

I have narrow feet, this fits me well. I work in hospital, after 12hr shift my feet is not as tired.