Product Description

Don't let the name fool you. This shoe is made to survive the punishment of daily wear in the concrete jungle. The Sea Walker is built on a direct-injected polyurethane outsole and is equipped with shock absorption points that reduce skeletal concussion and joint stress. Its removable, leather-lined comfort fiber insole system is moisture-absorbent and antibacterial treated. A great casual shoe for those looking for comfort, durability and style.

Product Details

• Size: 43 M EU / 9-9.5 D(M) US
• Color: Rust
• Brand: ECCO
• Fabric type: Full grain leather

Features

• Interchangeable ECCO Comfort Fiber System® Insole
• Dual density sole unit absorbs shock to protect the back & knees
• Pronounced arch provides added comfort and support
• Fast-drying, anti-bacterial & breathable insoles
• Injection molded sole

From the Manufacturer
ECCO is a European shoe company founded in Denmark in 1963. Today they own and operate factories throughout Europe and Asia. They produce all the leather used in making Ecco shoes, taking measures to protect the environment at the same time. Their sole aim is to make a comfortable walking shoe.

Customer Reviews

Wear like iron
I wore my pair of these shoes every other day for about for four years. They seemed indestructible, but finally, the sole began to wear out. They were very comfortable. I may even buy another pair.

Another great shoe from ECCO
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.

Ecco shoes over-rated
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.