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Birkenstock ARIZONA 1029197 Basalt Gray | Leather Regular Width
$170.00 CAD
by Birkenstock
Type:
Women's Sandals
Birkenstock ARIZONA 1029197 Basalt Gray | Leather Regular Width
The BIRKENSTOCK Arizona is a genuine classic that has been delighting both men and women for decades. This simple sandal with two straps stands for timeless design and has long held cult status thanks to its comfort factor. The upper is made from extra thick, oiled nubuck leather with an open-selvage finish.
Anatomically shaped cork-latex footbed
Upper: oiled nubuck leather
Footbed lining: suede
Sole: EVA
Details: two straps, each with an individually adjustable metal pin buckle
“Made in Germany”
Product Information
In the course of our life, no other part of our body is not subjected to as much pressure as our feet. They provide the body's balance, absorb shock and support the total body weight. That is why the footwear Birkenstock are designed to provide optimum support to your feet.
THE ORIGINAL BIRKENSTOCK FOOTBED
- 01 Footbed edge:
Deliberately elevated to protect the toes. - 02 Toe grip:
Guides the toes, promoting the natural rolling movement of the foot. - 03 Cross arch support:
Helps shift pressure from the middle to the front of the foot. - 04 Suede lining:
Creates a healthy climate around the foot. - 05 Inner and outer longitudinal-arch supports:
Gives the foot support and provides stability for the heel. - 06 Deep heel cup:
Gives the foot a firm hold and maintains the heel profile. - 07 Cork latex footbed:
Extremely flexible, providing a uniquely high level of wearing comfort.
The essence of all our shoe models is the original BIRKENSTOCK footbed, which is inspired by the natural imprint of a foot in the sand and feels just like walking barefoot. Its anatomical shape ideally supports the natural walking action of your foot. Your feet, joints and back are protected. At the same time, your foot and leg muscles are exercised, and your health and well-being benefit as a result.
