Betula Licensed By Birkenstock Mocha Brown Suede 2 Strap Sandal

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Betula Licensed By Birkenstock Mocha Brown Suede 2 Strap Sandal

Product Description:

Traditional sandal in a variety of materials with adjustable strap and shock-absorbing EVA outer sole.

Product Specifications:

Upper: Classic Suede
Liner: Suede
Arch: Classic Support
Footbed: Betula Cork Footbed
Width:Birkenstock Narrow (EQUATES TO A U.S. MEDIUM WIDTH)

Betula Licensed by Birkenstock

At Betula, we aim to ensure that every person on the planet, regardless of nationality, age or background, has the opportunity to purchase a Betula footbed. Our experience and traditions in sole manufacture dating back to 1774 tell us how important the Betula footbed is for standing, walking, running - indeed for the general well-being of all people.

Customer Reviews:

Rating:
Date: 2008-06-28
Betula Birkenstock
I bought Birkenstock sandals in the past and needed to replace them. The selection offered on Amazon.com was extensive, the price was very good, and delivery was prompt--only a few days wait. I am satisfied with the product, the ease of making the online purchase and the service that was given.

Rating:
Date: 2008-04-27
Quick Delivery
As always a great product from Betula, quick shipping I had shoes in hand only three days after order.

Rating:
Date: 2007-06-13
Great Product
These sandals arrived promply. They fit and feel great. The soles formed to my feet in a couple of days. They are an inexpensive way to buy Birkenstock-like products and are of the same quality. Don't be fooled by any bad reviews.

Rating:
Date: 2007-01-23
Birkenstock
Although this product came marked Birko it is the same as the original Birkenstocks I have had in the past. It is the same fine product.

Rating:
Date: 2006-11-24
Similar to Birks
For the most part, these are identical to Birks. The one problem I've had is the soles seem less durable - in just 2-3 mos. I've already worn through the heel edges to the cork, so I'll have to get heel taps to repair them. Usually I think Birks will last a year or so before wearing through to the cork.