👞 Birkenstock Professional Tokyo Unisex Men's Shoes for Optimal Comfort and Style Review

Style and size as expected. I'm a nurse and initially I wasn't sure about the back strap because I see all the Birkenstock Boston surgeons and they look cool, but I'm really glad I chose Tokyo. The harness keeps the bad guys out when I run. I have very flat feet so arch support seems minimal but I've heard they take a while to wear out so time will tell how comfortable they are. Many people ask about the slim and regular fit. Inside the box is a chart showing the size options (image included)…

After wearing them for about three months, I decided to reconsider. These are the most comfortable shoes I've ever worn. I am currently 7 months pregnant and work in a restaurant so am up 9am to 12pm everyday. My legs were so sore before I bought them that I had to sit up for about half an hour at the end of the night to get the throbbing back enough to get the job done. The break was almost nonexistent for me as my legs were already so sore that I wasn't feeling much worse for the first week…

Update: I've had them for 6 months now and work 6 days a week 8 hour shifts and sometimes even 16 hours. My feet never get tired and I am very happy with my shoes. I've been through so many bad shoes and this pair is a relief I can't describe. I neglected them and cleaned them maybe once every two weeks, poured polish on them and rubbed them. They bother me the most when they are worn a lot. Even if they don't look good. They look worn and adapted to my feet and movement habits. First Rating: I

I've been wearing Birkenstock clogs (Boston) and sandals (Arizona) since high school and I've always wanted to a pair of non-slip clogs to wear to work. The strap on them is a nice addition, invisible as long as it doesn't hold the shoes on the foot. The fit is exactly the same as the Boston clogs, although you stand about 1/4 inch taller due to the slightly thicker sole. The black leather has so far been durable enough to be wiped down with a damp cloth at the end of the night and thick enough