Birkenstock Arizona Sandal Review

This is a review of the Birkenstock Arizona leather sandals in the color tobacco brown. Size 41. Regular fit.

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[TheMotomuras]

Just to be clear, my sandals are ~10.5 inches in length, from tip to tip. (I normally wear a men's 9.5 shoe size.) The consensus in the comments seems to be that with upkeep and preventative care (like reinforcing the soles), your sandals can last 5+ years. And while I didn’t do that (and never claimed to), I agree that it’s sound advice. Finally, some viewers have accused me of lying, but I stand by my reporting: two months (not weeks) of full-time RV living; that means active, everyday wear, often with dirt, gravel, and the elements, all along the Pacific coast. Thanks for watching.

[Butterbuts]

My 4 year old arizonas had less wear than your 2 month old ones. Crazy

[josephchoe]

You’re not supposed to run a marathon with these.

[jck]

You can take birks to any cobbler and they will fix whatever you need. They have all the necessary components. So if you need a new sole they will just peel the old one and put a fresh one on. So they will be like new but your foot is still molded

[SPCY]

I have my Birk for 8 years now and I havent have any significant damage on the outsole. Maybe it depends on how rough a person use the Birk. The shoe cobbler can easily replace the sole with a Birk rubber outsole.

[kevinlawson]

I have had mine for two years and wear them everyday and, they don’t look that bad

[j.l.r.]

This guy stopping his moving car with the heel of his Birks 😂😆

[mickhudson]

My birkens have seen over a year of hard wear and the sole is barely worn at all. I don't know people wear them out so fast.

[jcherrera]

I forgot to mention that you should not wait till it wears to the cork get a cobbler to replace the sole before that

[aprescoups]

The heel is the first thing to go. I see this often. I would take it to a repair shop and have them put a thicker durable piece on the heel to make it last longer

[gilbertcunanan]

What I did was stick masking tape around the heel then applied Shoe-Goo to build up the heel part. Surprisingly, the fix lasted longer than the original rubber.

[A-broken-clay-jar]

I have a pair that I got in 2016 and wear regularly in the warm weather and mine look fairly new. The pair I got in 2019 can pass as new if I can rejuvenate the suede footbed.

[garyroyal]

I had the same experience, brother. Wore them for two months and completely falling apart. If you’re planning to wear these daily, I wouldn’t recommend that. Seems to retain moisture and causing it to wear out even faster

[hand]

I'd love to know what people suggest as alternatives. I'd be fine paying more if they're really going to last

[theknowledgehub]

I bought one today n the seller has given me a sprayed to spray on the top of the sole of the sandal if my feet or sole sweats to avoid blackening or darkening of the sole.

[RagingHamster]

My birks were not durable. They broke down after a couple of months of light indoor use!!

[marcusharmon]

I got an old bike tire and cut out a nice reinforcement piece for the heel on my shoes it works a treat and the bottom will never wear out on the heel !!!

[killacam]

I love my Boston’s.
I use em around the house and just to the grocery store really.
But the soles are just about done after around a year and a half.

The suede cleans up good too.

But I will say $160+tax is steep. And they’re never on sale. Unless it’s a hideous color.
Considering getting a thicker Vibram sole put on instead of the same cheap rubber.

[knightofnever]

Their price has doubled from 64 to 120 € since the company has been bought. The quality has not. Thanks for making the new shareholders happy with your purchase!

[kekistani]

You can take those to a cobbler to get the soles repaired or the cork replaced. It only costs a few bucks