Can you wear Birkenstocks in the ocean?

The next time you plan a vacation that involves a beach destination, don’t be afraid to pack your Birkenstocks. Just don’t get them soaked. If they do get wet, remember to allow them to air dry overnight. Do not place the shoes in the sunlight or near direct heat.

Are Birkenstocks good for your feet podiatrist?

“Even though your jaw may drop when you see a friend walk into a party with Birkenstocks on, they’re actually good for your feet. They provide good shock absorption and arch support.

Will the beach ruin Birkenstocks?

A: While it is best to avoid prolonged exposure to rain and other moisture, Birkenstocks can get wet on occasion and still last for years with proper care. After your Birks have dried, apply Birkenstock Stain and Water Repellent, available as part of the Deluxe Shoe Care Kit.

Do Birkenstocks hurt at first?

When you get a new pair of Birkenstocks you have to break them in slowly so that, in time, you can wear them for hours without getting achy feet. The break-in process for Birkenstocks can take 2-3 weeks. Your hard work and patience will be rewarded because your shoes will conform to your feet.

What kind of sandals do women wear at Birkenstock?

If you love spending your down time by the poolside, lake or beach, slide into BIRKENSTOCK’s fully waterproof women’s sandals that are part of the award-winning EVA Essentials collection. The Arizona is a genuine classic that has been a fashion staple in both men’s and women’s wardrobes for decades.

Where are the Birkenstock stores in the US?

BIRKENSTOCK SPECIALS. BIRKENSTOCK has opened its first company-owned retail store in the United States. The store is located at 120 Spring Street in the historic SoHo neighborhood of lower Manhattan. Following the successful launch of the first collection and its global premier with the BIRKENSTOCK BOX in Los Angeles,…

Who is the extraordinary man in Birkenstock # 27?

Birkenstock visited the extraordinary man. BIRKENSTORY #27: NICHOLAS VREELAND A Buddhist monk and only Western head of a Buddhist monastery, his story starts in the early 1980s, when he left his expensive tailor-made shoes on the streets of New York and chose to live a simple life in sandals. Birkenstock visited the extraordinary man.