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19 of 19 found the following review helpful:
 Man are these expensive or are they? Dec 04, 2006
By Alexander E. Paulsen
"AlexP"
They carry a high price tag but these shoes are worth every dime.
They mould to your foot like no other shoe I've ever had.
Have you ever had an old pair of shoes around and kept them depsite the fact they were all worn and tattered but they felt so good you didn't want to part with them?
Well these shoes fell that good practically out of the box.
I bought them for hiking and I can do more miles with less discomfort than with ANY other pair of shoes I've ever had.
They will last long enough for you to think that these are the LEAST expensive shoes you've ever had.
Highly recommended.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Another great shoe from ECCO Aug 11, 2007
By uncas
"uncas"
This is my third pair of ECCO shoes and I am again very satisfied. This style passes for a casual dress work shoe yet won't look ridiculous if worn with a pair of jeans. Great for travel when you only want to pack one pair of shoes. In fact I slipped them on and headed for the airport.
Somehow Ecco manage to create a comfortable soft leather shoe that lasts.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Great Value Sep 06, 2008
By Allan Peterson
This pair of shoes replaced a pair that I had been wearing for five years or so. They were comfortable, looked good enough for the intended purpose, and durable, so I really saw no reason to change. I expect the new pair to be of the same quality and to last as long. In my opinion, these shoes are a great value.
13 of 18 found the following review helpful:
 Ecco shoes over-rated Jun 29, 2009
By Traveler
A few years ago I bought a pair of ECCO shoes similar to this one. They had rubber-like soles with an embedded oval containing the word ECCO. I wore them on a two-week trip around the eastern Mediterranean, and when I got home I found that the oval on both shoes had disappeared, leaving a big oval-shaped hole. The local shoe repairman said he could not resole ECCO shoes, so I sent it to the recommended repair depot, which resoled them with Vibram soles. I hardly ever wore them until this year on a two-week trip to Russia. Halfway through the trip, the sole partially separated from the shoe. I repaired it with duct tape to get through the rest of the trip.
Given the problems I've had, I don't understand why ECCO shoes are so highly rated; from now on I will buy only Merrell shoes.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Feet of Clay.... Apr 28, 2011
By Robert M. Burns
Comfortable? Certainly.
Stylish? Undoubtedly
Expensive? For me, any show over 125 bucks qualifies as spendy.
Value? No way!
ECCO Men's Fusion Tie Casual Walking ShoeECCO Men's Track II Low Gore-Tex Oxford
These shoes have everything going for them EXCEPT build quality. Buying Ecco Shoes is like buying a set of tires for your car which only last for a couple of thousand miles.
I've owned two pair of Ecco shoes (spaced out by 5 years!) and I've gotten burned each time. They do not stay together. The soles basically start coming apart with the first step you take in them. Pieces of it separate from the sole, which is intentionally soft and pliable for comfort. I never got more than 6 months with either pair of shoes.
As I said, they have everything down pat *except* creating a shoe which lasts. If they can't fix a problem in five years, it's doubtful they every will. Choose another brand and spare yourself the grief.
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