Ecco Shoes - Anniversary

BrianJD

Hi

Ecco have a pair of mens shoes in their shops reduced from €120 - €50 to celebrate their 50th Anniversary. Available in both Cork City shops anyway.

Not sure about women's?

supersparkz

Which shops?

Kristopherus

Is there an online link?

Big Lar

Kristopherus wrote: »

Is there an online link?

+1 on that, I had a pair of them one time and they were a super shoe

BrianJD

Big Lar wrote: »

+1 on that, I had a pair of them one time and they were a super shoe

I couldn't find them online but on I think Princes street and Patrick st in Cork. I assume its a nationwide offer.

Kristopherus

BrianJD wrote: »

I couldn't find them online but on I think Princes street and Patrick st in Cork. I assume its a nationwide offer.

http://www.ecco.com/en-IE/. The only stores I could find listed in Ireland are in Cork.

horse7

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Kristopherus

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Fixed, I think. No bargains on the site though.

paddyp

Big Lar wrote: »

+1 on that, I had a pair of them one time and they were a super shoe

Loads of problems with the polyurethane in the soles now with even unworn shoes deteriorating over time. Both sets of parents used to swear by them but having had chunks come flying off soles after a few weeks and shoes crack right across the sole they've stopped buying them. Just google for ecco cracking sole or ecco disintegrating soles.

loki7777

Same as paddyp - I bought a pair of ecco for about €100 and they did last for 3 months - from that time i am not going to spend more than €50 on shoes.

Goldstein

I have around 10 pairs of them and at this stage I wouldn't buy anything else. Pricey but top quality stylish shoes & boots. The only thing I've learned is to steer clear of their shiney finish and suede look casual shoes as they scratch extremely easily - all it takes is one misstep catching it on a concrete kerb or step. The Goretex is well worth the extra too if available.

grenfinger

I have to agree with Paddyp I had 2 pairs of Ecco Track Goretex shoes very comfortable to wear, but the soles completely disintegrated, broke off in lumps without any warning

supersparkz

Kristopherus wrote: »

http://www.ecco.com/en-IE/. The only stores I could find listed in Ireland are in Cork.

Theres one in ennis. None in galway:( pity

whenever

5 in Dublin

littlesthobo

Is this on a range of shoes or just 1 type?? No mention of it on the website that I can see

BrianJD

littlesthobo wrote: »

Is this on a range of shoes or just 1 type?? No mention of it on the website that I can see

Just one type of men's. I picked up a pair today and there was plenty left in Cork.

Cienciano

BrianJD wrote: »

Just one type of men's. I picked up a pair today and there was plenty left in Cork.

Any link to the style of shoe?