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I have plantar fasciitis which means that walking creates heel pain unless I use my orthopedic inserts. Orthopedic inserts and sandals are not an attractive combination so I sought out sandals that were built to accommodate "problem feet". I have several pairs of ECCO shoes that were recommended by a podiatrist and they work exceptionally well. Extending this train of thought, I went and purchased these ECCO sandals to see if I could obtain good results. Having worn them daily for a few weeks I find that they work great without the orthopedic inserts and I don't have any heel pain. They are more expensive than other brands but they are worth it in my opinion. Nice styling, superb build quality and great comfort pretty much sums up my experience with these sandals.

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These sandals are the most commfortable I've ever had-far better than Birkenstock. I have very flat feet and proper support is parmonut. Normally, I wear Murray Space Shoes. Wearing my ECCOs is like walking downhill, all the way.

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Have tried them all, this is the best. Not cheap, about 100 dollars, but lasts at least a year with heavy wear. Good support for the arches, fastening straps work well. It takes a long time for them to break down and need replacement. Great product.

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I've worn Birkenstock sandals for years. When the time came to buy some new ones, I couldn't find the Birks that I like in my size. I bought some El-cheapo sandals at a chain shoe store, and after wearing them for just a couple of days, my feet were killing me. Needing something else, I decided to get my first pair of ECCO Yucatan sandals.

Let me tell you, they are worth every penny. The arch support is amazing. The material used to make the treads doesn't slip, even on my back porch after it rains. The leather straps are first rate. My feet don't hurt, even after walking a mile on my neighborhood streets.

I may ultimately go back to my hippy-style, slip on Birks, but for now, I love my ECCOs

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Tried three pairs of ECCO Yucatans over three successive years and finally gave up. First year extremely comfortable but then developed a horrible footbed smell that I couldn't get rid of and pitched. Next year advertised a new antimicrobial footbed, enjoyed them for the summer and odor problems pretty much eliminated BUT the material cover (like the previous year) started to delaminate, the cloth went all stringy.

Well, I thought perhaps I had just got them wet too many times, cut the shreds off down to the rubber base and tolerated them. The sole covering is very comfortable... when it is intact. Last summer I found them on sale, and like a fool bought them again. They are truly very comfortable, offer great support and look good too. I babied them throughout the summer, kept them dry, wore them mostly indoors BUT by the end of the fall the foot cover AGAIN began to delaminate. At $80-100 a shot I just can't get suckered again. Bought a pair of Tevas and, while not as stylish, or airy, offer good support and are show absolutely no wear after walking and hiking for months. ECCO needs to really do some value reengineering on these. It can be done. I have a pair of Montrail light hikers and they have lasted for over 15 years or heavy use and are just starting to show their age. KEENS, although not as comfortable, wear very well. Just such a disappointment with these ECCOS I really feel like Charlie Brown and the football after three successive years of failure with these sandals. Can't say I didn't give them a huge chance.