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At first I thought only the low-end ECCO shoes that cost less than $150 had problems, but then several pairs of shoes that cost around $200 also had broken soles. Some of these fell off completely, and more of these fell on the carpet like dried mud. I wear shoes very carefully. When the season changes, I wipe all the shoes I don't wear and put them in the original packaging. I admit that many shoes here are more than 5 years old, but what I don't understand is how shoes can break faster than socks? Even Adidas and Nike shoes that cost only dozens of dollars don't have this problem that brand new shoes that have never been worn broke on the second day.
//@Anonymous: Thanks for sharing. Could you also share which series tend to have such sole issue? //@anonymous: I don't agree with you. Excessive use and bending are understandable, but this shouldn't be the case. I have more than 20 pairs of ECCO shoes, and at least half of them have had their soles suddenly degraded and fallen off. All of them look 95% new, with almost no signs of wear on the soles. Some of them are even brand new and have never been worn.What brand to buy is a personal choice. I am merely providing my first-hand information for other consumers to refer to. //@Anonymous: That is true but not evry pair. You have to believe it. Ecco has no explanation on that but after 10 years you should toss the old shoes in any way. //@anonymous: I saw a lot of complaints online about the soles of ECCO shoes suddenly degrading and breaking.

Thanks for sharing. Could you also share which series tend to have such sole issue? //@anonymous: I don't agree with you. Excessive use and bending are understandable, but this shouldn't be the case. I have more than 20 pairs of ECCO shoes, and at least half of them have had their soles suddenly degraded and fallen off. All of them look 95% new, with almost no signs of wear on the soles. Some of them are even brand new and have never been worn.What brand to buy is a personal choice. I am merely providing my first-hand information for other consumers to refer to. //@Anonymous: That is true but not evry pair. You have to believe it. Ecco has no explanation on that but after 10 years you should toss the old shoes in any way. //@anonymous: I saw a lot of complaints online about the soles of ECCO shoes suddenly degrading and breaking.

I don't agree with you. Excessive use and bending are understandable, but this shouldn't be the case. I have more than 20 pairs of ECCO shoes, and at least half of them have had their soles suddenly degraded and fallen off. All of them look 95% new, with almost no signs of wear on the soles. Some of them are even brand new and have never been worn.What brand to buy is a personal choice. I am merely providing my first-hand information for other consumers to refer to. //@Anonymous: That is true but not evry pair. You have to believe it. Ecco has no explanation on that but after 10 years you should toss the old shoes in any way. //@anonymous: I saw a lot of complaints online about the soles of ECCO shoes suddenly degrading and breaking.

That is true but not evry pair. You have to believe it. Ecco has no explanation on that but after 10 years you should toss the old shoes in any way. //@anonymous: I saw a lot of complaints online about the soles of ECCO shoes suddenly degrading and breaking.

Don't believe everything you read online. //@Anonymous: I saw a lot of complaints online about the soles of ECCO shoes suddenly degrading and breaking.

I saw a lot of complaints online about the soles of ECCO shoes suddenly degrading and breaking.