ECCO Women's Yucatan Outdoor Offroad Hiking Sandal Review

Comfortable, sturdy, well crafted, attractive, good for walking. The style allows you to adjust fit across the toes, over the foot and around the heel. A variety of colors are available. I just bought my third pair.

Hi it took me awhile to figure out what size would work for me. I ordered a 7.5 and I thought that was great but then I started to wear them and that he'll was just a little too close and started to push into the back of my heel because the back of the heel of the shoe Rises up a bit you should know that it's not flat. So I return them and I got eight which are just a smidge large but don't feel loose on my foot and I walked in them today and they were great. The footbed is not a soft cloth or microfiber footbed and when you walk in 80 90 degree heat 4 maybe 5 plus miles I can get a little well I would call it sticky or not exactly comfy but nothing that hurt. The rest of the shoe felt really good while walking. There were no hot spots and no pressure spots and I have bunions and I've had foot surgery. I have a skinny foot so there's not a lot of fat on my foot you can see the bones in my foot and I have a narrow ankle and heel if this helps anyone. I've never worn at this before so I didn't know my size but I'm glad I finally figured it out in fact I ordered a few more pair. But there is something about this shoe it's called Offroad and to be honest that's the last place I would ever take this shoe. It's an open shoe and so stones and leaves and pieces of grass and twigs very easily get into the shoe which will stop you cold until you get it out of the shoe annoying yes but expected because well this is a sandal. But as it is named and Offroad show no no no no no this is a sidewalk she this is not an even in the streets shoe and that's okay with me because I walk on sidewalks all the time. If I want to walk Offroad which means on gravel or hiking or something yeah sure I'll put on my Merrell's for sure and have my foot completely and totally supported up to the ankle. This is not a hiking shoe this is a walking touring wear it on your vacation to Paris got to walk around a lot of sidewalks kind of shoe. It's not heavy and there are lots of color choices so that's very nice. They do sell out fast though so don't be surprised if they don't have the color you want in your size hang on though sometimes they get that in. I usually wear an 8 and 1/2 in most running shoes like Brooks or Nike or Asics if this helps anyone. In Clark's I wear a size 38... which is European sizing and generally a 7.5 in American sizing. The construction was good even though sometimes people complain about it not being as good as it used to be this was my first pair of ecco's and I think they were fine. I wish the colors in the pictures here with a little bit brighter or lighter to see when ordering but it was what I expected when I got it no surprises there. So if you want a light shoe that's very comfortable I would order your size don't go smaller and keep the shoe on the sidewalks or clean streets. Every shoe has a half-life as far as time wearing goes and I would say that this shoe is comfortable from 70 degrees to 80 degrees for a few hours and not more. If you're serious hiker go get yourself some serious hiking boots and give your ankles some more support. Don't go too small on these or do your normal size and you'll be fine. These were practically the only walking sandals that did not have a two-part over the toe section and that was important to me. I had tried many including Clarks but anything over my toes it can't be more than one Loop over the toes if you know what I mean. Well I hope this is helpful you have any questions feel free to comment I'll try to answer if I catch it. I don't have a picture of my foot in the shoe but the other pictures seem adequate enough.

I probably have a dozen pairs of these sandals. They have a lot of support, but they aren't heavy and they last well. And they come in lots of colors in addition to the basic neutrals (though the 'fashion' colors seem to come and go so if you are really in love with a purple or orange or whatever, you might consider buying a second pair as odds are it won't be available in a couple of years). The heel strap and the over the top/strap are fully adjustable (velcro strap goes through a buckle and one can adjust it as needed). The strap over the toes, however, is not. It is sewn on top of the shoe leather, so even though it has a buckle, you are limited in how it can be adjusted - basically you can pull it somewhat tighter if you have a narrower foot, but if you need to loosen it, you are limited. I wear a C width and the toe area is wide enough for me, though I wish I could adjust it another quarter inch. My sister in law also loves these shoes. They are well made and were a lifesaver during trips to Disneyland - I could walk all day in them.A note about the sizing - some stores sell them in European styles, others sell in American. For reference, a '7 to 7.5' is actually a European 38.I will also say that I have tried some of the other Ecco sandals, and they are also comfortable.

This is the third time I’ve bought ECCO sandals. They are so comfortable and last and last. I made the mistake of buying ones that looked very similar but gave them away after the first week. No support and just did not feel as good while walking. ECCO shoes are a little pricey but worth every penny.

So comfortable and nearly impossible to wear out. Eventually they get filthy and show their age, but they're sport sandals, not lunch at the White House sandals, right? I must say, however, the price is getting ridiculous, and the color choices get uglier every year. I look at my oldest pairs and wish I hadn't been so cavalier in relegating them to my "painting clothes" box.

I have a similar pair of Ecco’s that I’ve had for at least three years. I wanted another pair while they were on sale as they are so comfortable and fit well. They definitely last and are worth the money.

These sandals are NOT pretty. But that's not the point. They are so comfortable. No need to break them in for them to get comfy. My feet felt happy instantly in these sandals. I have gone for long walks and walking through some big stones in a beach with my old pair when I first got them. There was no sand. These shoes have gotten wet several times as I live in a boat and I have forgotten them in my dinghy or deck. They are well constructed.

I purchased these for foreign travel in warm weather on a wide variety of terrain. I bought the wide width as I have significant bunions, though otherwise average feet. Quality, comfort, sturdiness were everything you would hope for and expect at this price point. Looked very nice With tech wear and casual streetwear.