ECCO Women's Track 25 High Hiking Boot

I bought these for my son to wear in Argentina. He has worn them for 9 months. He has worn these as the main shoe he wears almost daily. He walks miles in them every day and they are still in great shape. He says they keep his feet dry when walking through the rain for hours, through puddles, and wet grasses. He says they still look new. Only the inside shoe insole has worn out, which isn't surprising given the many miles he has walked in these boots. He has worn them through the hot summer months and they don't make his feet get all sweaty. He loves them and plans to buy another pair someday when these wear out. Absolutely recommend these boots for comfort, keeping you dry, sturdiness, etc.

I have previously purchased a similar ankle high boot made by Ariat and decided to go Fe these a try. I noticed three things immediately: the fit was perfect. I was a bit wary when I say the size range 10 1/2 - 11 but the boot fit perfectly with no discomfort or break- in issues whatsoever. Secondly, the quality is obviously superior. Notice the stitching, the sole to leather protective area, the top of the boot around the ankle, and the quality of leather. You immediately know that it is multiple steps above other brands and without being pretentious and showy. Finally, the support within the shoe is excellent and comfortable. If these have the durability that I am hoping for, I will easily pay a bit more and switch to the Ecco brand for future shoe purchases. If you like the idea of a ankle-high boot that feels comfortable, looks great, and offers great fit and support, I would definitely recommend this boot.

My first pairs of Track II high and low cuts lasted many years and miles. Uppers still good but I had a knee replacement 5/17 so I needed fresh soles for a new gait. Got a pair of low cuts for the usual price then I saw these. Super price, same quality and the blue color is fine. Still made in Slovakia. After receiving the blue pair, examining them and wearing them for a couple days, I ordered the two tone oak. Could not pass the deal on the best outdoor shoes I have ever owned.edit: June 20, 2018. After about three months of ownership I still give these boots 5 stars because of the price, but they are not the same quality as the Track II boots. The leather, finish anyway, is not the same quality, there is about 1 less stitch per inch, the laces are not as durable. I see no difference in the quality of the soles, insoles, fit, and comfort, so still a great boot, but there is a reason why they are priced less than the Track II's.edit: Jan. 17, 2019 When I bought these in Mar. 2017 they were $120 for the blue and $126 for the buckskin color size 45. Did they go up because they're in season now? Anyway the price is pushing Track II territory now.

This is probably my 6th pair of these. I've worn them for 20 years and after about a month to break them in they are super comfortable and are truly waterproof. Great boots, getting very expensive for a 20 year old design.

Tough boots that can take a beating but still stay in good quality wear well and are comfortable and look good

I purchased these boots and was very excited to get them after reading the reviews. I tried them on the first time and they felt really tight on the top of my foot where the tongue, boot and first shoe lace comes together. I thought they just needed to break in so I wore them for a few hours and had to take them off. I noticed a red mark on both of my feet when I took them off that hurt. I tried them three other times and the same thing happened. The last time I tried them I had to go on a business trip and wore them for two days. When I got back I had two bruises on the tops of my feet.I called the company and emailed the info and they said that they did not have a comfort warranty and the fit was not covered. I have had many, many pairs of shoes over the years and have never had a pair that has hurt my feet so bad. When I finally figured out that the company was not going to do anything I contacted Amazon and they allowed me to return the shoes but took over $50 for a restocking fee.This may be the first time I have every written a bad review but these boots may not be suitable for your foot if you have a high arch.

I've owned many pairs of ECCO boots and shoes over the years. I've always found them to be comfortable, stylish, well made and worth the high price. I purchased these to replace a pair of aging 14844 boots. Initially, these boots felt great. Typical ECCO fit and comfort. After a week or so, however, the stitching on the right side of the right boot began to rub my foot. If you look at the close up photos of the outside side of the shoes you will notice a spot where there are 3 large stitches; these are the stitches I'm referring to. Sadly, I had to return the boots. If you have a high arch, pay attention to the stitching when trying on the boots.I ended up trying a pair of ECCO Rugged Track High Waterproof Boots since this design does not feature the same outside stitching. Although not as stylish or well made as the Track 25, the Rugged Track boots are quite comfortable. And as a bonus, they are much less expensive.

I searched for a long time for a pair of Ecco shoes. When I found out Amazon listed them, I knew it was time to try them for myself at long last.This pair of boots is perfect for me. The size I picked matched my actual size just fine. Their comfort, stability and durability made a dramatic difference to my hiking experience. I highly recommend these boots and I am very happy with my purchase.