05-05-2018, 08:18 AM
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Re: ECCO Shoes
Originally Posted by zuludog
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Does anyone wear ECCO shoes?I had a couple of pairs a few years ago, and I liked them - very comfortable, and modern design
But on both pairs the soles wore out very quickly
I see from Internet reviews that this is a common problem with them
Does anyone know if they are any better now?
05-05-2018, 08:57 AM
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Re: ECCO Shoes
I wear Hotter shoes and nothing else now, they are so comfortable. My feet are large and wide for a little person (size 8 EXF
) Hotter had a big problem with disintegrating soles denied by the company. I tried to send a pair back that was a couple of years old but because I didn't have the original purchase details they were not interested.
Some of mine are purchased on Ebay 'unworn in the original box'.
The last pairs have been ok, I think the soles have been changed.
A couple of years ago I visited the optician and noted someone had carried dirt all over their lovely carpet . When I got home and removed my boots which had been worn for the first time that winter I was horrified to notice the soles had literally crumbled away and the 'dirt on the carpet' had beem mine
I used to wear Ecco shoes years ago and the soles on those particular shoes were ok, I still have a pair and they are about 15 yeras old.
Both Hotter and Ecco had some designs with similar soles that looked like a sponge, they were the faulty ones.
05-05-2018, 09:29 AM
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Re: ECCO Shoes
When l was in my forties, an old lady l knew gave me a pair of Ecco shoes. They were brand new but she didn’t like them. I used to wear them for taking my dogs for a walk, as were very comfortable.Ecco were always a fairly expensive brand but worth it.
About eighteen months ago, when my brother in law’s aunt died, he brought me three pairs of Hotter sandals, brand new in boxes. He said it was a shame to dump them!
They aren’t really my type of shoe but they are so, so comfy and l wear them around the house and garden!
I sound like a real secondhand hand Rose!
05-05-2018, 10:19 AM
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Re: ECCO Shoes
Originally Posted by zuludog
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Does anyone wear ECCO shoes?I had a couple of pairs a few years ago, and I liked them - very comfortable, and modern design
But on both pairs the soles wore out very quickly
I see from Internet reviews that this is a common problem with them
Does anyone know if they are any better now?
you can order a pair exclusively from me here after payment of £999 and that's cheaper when they reach shops as will get up to £1500 hopefully but still in talks.
working on a poem to promote echo shoe from me. will keep you all posted but I think this time next year I will be a millionaire.
05-05-2018, 10:22 AM
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Re: ECCO Shoes
Originally Posted by Meg
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I wear Hotter shoes and nothing else now, they are so comfortable. My feet are large and wide for a little person (size 8 EXF ) Hotter had a big problem with disintegrating soles denied by the company. I tried to send a pair back that was a couple of years old but because I didn't have the original purchase details they were not interested.
Some of mine are purchased on Ebay 'unworn in the original box'.
The last pairs have been ok, I think the soles have been changed.
A couple of years ago I visited the optician and noted someone had carried dirt all over their lovely carpet . When I got home and removed my boots which had been worn for the first time that winter I was horrified to notice the soles had literally crumbled away and the 'dirt on the carpet' had beem mine
I used to wear Ecco shoes years ago and the soles on those particular shoes were ok, I still have a pair and they are about 15 yeras old.
Both Hotter and Ecco had some designs with similar soles that looked like a sponge, they were the faulty ones.
05-05-2018, 10:27 AM
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Re: ECCO Shoes
Originally Posted by Floydy
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Don't know them, I'll Google it and find pics 
I wear Skechers myself, very comfortable.
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