Features & Benefits
Crafted from premium ECCO leather
Extra width option, because one size does not always fit all
Textile lined for comfy strides, made to keep feet cozy
FLUIDFORM™ for a flexible, anatomical fit that's all about comfort
PU-based soles ensuring durability and steady footing
Fo some people wide front is required.
Few brands offer this option
New balance offer this option
Not sure about Adidas or Nike.
In the context of boots/shoes "extra width" is fairly meaning less because it could mean a number of things. Is it just a bigger toe box or actual width? If it's the latter what is the normal width is it going from a D to a E or EE or EEE or EEEE?
The prduct description is just a bunch of jargon. Premium leather and anatomical fit is meaningless. From the photos it looks like it's a proper stitched shoe but there is no descrption which normally means glued.
Normally you wouldn't look into these things for shoes but for that RRP 360$ its description is worse than what you find on aliexpress.
These aren't welted. They've got a fake decorative stitch on top and nothing on the bottom.
Not worth $220, certainly not worth $360. Trash.
I used to wear Ecco shoes for a few years but my recent ones lasted much less. Not a fan anymore.
Yeah, it was my "go to" shoes brand. The soles of two my last pairs just snapped! This never happened to any of my other shoes.
Just wondering if anyone have experience with this one? How's the sizing wise, it is true to size?
That's hilarious
I've been meaning to get some new work shoes for the office.
Willing to give these a try.
Worse case scenario, return them.
What is the 'extra width' option? I think I'm missing something