How to Get Sand Boots from Bozai

To get Sand Boots from Bozai, you need to speak to him outside of Gerudo Town while wearing the Gerudo Veil, Top, and Sirwal, and then show him an image of the Statue of the Eighth Heroine, after which he will hand over the Sand Boots. This process is part of the “The Eighth Heroine” side quest in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, which also eventually leads to obtaining the Snow Boots by completing another quest called “The Forgotten Sword“.

Introduction to Sand Boots and Bozai

Who is Bozai and Where to Find Him

Bozai is a character in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild who can be found running around the perimeter of Gerudo Town after Link has acquired the Camera rune. He plays a significant role in the side quests related to obtaining the Sand Boots and Snow Boots.

Obtaining Sand Boots

The Process

1. Acquire the Necessary Outfit: Wear the Gerudo Veil, Top, and Sirwal to disguise yourself as a Gerudo.
2. Find Bozai: Locate Bozai outside Gerudo Town.
3. Show the Image: Show Bozai the image of the Statue of the Eighth Heroine using the Camera rune.
4. Receive the Sand Boots: Bozai will give you the Sand Boots after seeing the image.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How Do You Wear Sand Boots? Sand Boots can be worn with chinos and an unbuttoned shirt for a smart casual look or with a relaxed suit to take the formal edge off. Classic colors like brown, beige, and black are recommended.

2. Can You Keep the Sand and Snow Boots? After completing The Eighth Heroine side quest, you’ll initially have to return the Sand Boots to Bozai, but you can then complete The Forgotten Sword quest to secure the Snow Boots permanently.

3. Where Are the Sand Boots in Breath of the Wild? The Sand Boots can be obtained from Bozai after completing his request related to the Statue of the Eighth Heroine.

4. What Does Bozai Do? Bozai is involved in the side quests for obtaining the Sand Boots and Snow Boots and can be found jogging around Gerudo Town after Link acquires the Camera rune.

5. How Do You Sneak Into Gerudo Town? To sneak into Gerudo Town, Link must disguise himself as a Hylian Vai by wearing the Gerudo Set, which includes the Veil, Top, and Sirwal.

6. Are Snow Boots Worth It? Snow Boots are ideal for walking in snowy areas, keeping feet dry and warm, and are essential for certain quests and explorations in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

7. Can You Walk on Sand with a Boot? While it’s possible to walk on sand with regular boots, Sand Boots or specialized footwear like Shore Shoes are designed to distribute weight over a wider area, providing stability and preventing sinking into the sand.

8. What to Wear with Sandy Boots? Sandy Boots look great with chinos and an unbuttoned shirt for a casual look or can be dressed up with a relaxed suit.

9. How Do Sand Shoes Work? Sand Shoes, like Shore Shoes, work by distributing the wearer’s weight over a wider surface area, offering lateral stability and balance on sandy surfaces.

10. Can You Wear Sand Boots in Gerudo Town? Yes, Sand Boots can be worn in Gerudo Town, especially when exploring sandy areas or as part of the disguise with the Gerudo Veil and Top.

11. How Do I Permanently Get Snow Boots? To permanently obtain Snow Boots, return to Bozai after receiving the Sand Boots, still wearing the Gerudo Vai garb, and complete The Forgotten Sword quest.

12. Where Does Bozai Go? Bozai can be found running around the perimeter of Gerudo Town after acquiring the Camera rune.

13. What is the Secret Code in Gerudo Town? The password to enter certain areas in Gerudo Town can be learned by eavesdropping on Gerudo conversations, such as the password “GSC” for the Noble Canteen.

14. Is Breath of the Wild Replayable? Yes, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is highly replayable, with Master Mode offering an increased level of difficulty and challenging gameplay for seasoned players.

15. How Do Jungle Boots Work? Jungle Boots are designed with features such as height above the ankle, good grip on wet surfaces, drain holes to expel water, and lack a waterproof lining, allowing feet to breathe and dry quickly in wet environments.