ECCO Mens Biom C4 Gore-tex Waterproof

I've only had these shoes a day but it's clear to me that these shoes are a cut above other shoes I've tried. As I've gotten older, my feet have become pickier. If the fit isn't right, they make my day hell. I had resorted to only playing in a pair of Under Armour cross trainers, which are amazing for golf btw, just to be able to walk without my feet screaming at me in a high, loud, whiney voice. I've tried several pairs of Foot-Joys and they were anything but a "joy" to wear. Sketchers, same, same. I used to be a golf professional and I tried to remember the most comfortable pair of shoes I ever wore. Nikes but Ecco has a reputation for being really comfortable. So off the cliff, I went. Admittedly, I took the lid off the budget perception I had and bought these after doing a lot of research. This shoe is at the top of most of the lists I reviewed. So here we are. I'm preparing for 5 days at Bandon Dunes and there are no carts on property and that's fine, I love to walk when I play but I needed good shoes that are waterproof. I got these yesterday and immediately put them on. On the advice of a good friend, I went a 1/2 size larger. The sizing here is 12-12.5, which may seem a little dicey not being a solid 12 or 12.5 but they were perfect. Depending on the shoe, I wear an 11 to a 12 so I took a chance these would be right and they are. I wanted to know if I was going to return them so I immediately put them on and walked around the house. They were initially a little tight, width-wise, but loosened up in short order to be really comfortable. The footbed is perfectly formed for my feet, oddly, and they feel like they walk you rather than the other way around. I kept them on for 4 or 5 hours and the more I wore them, the better they felt. Items of note: They have leather uppers and a sock-like insert that wraps your feet right up. I could feel the leather soften as I was wearing them and although they aren't mocassins, they sure felt like it. The insole is removable for extra width. I took it out just to see what that was like and it does provide a little extra width. Because I got them a little larger to take into account swelling when walking for an extended period, I won't need this, I think but we'll see. A nice feature to have anyway. The soles aren't too soft. The footbed, while conforming to my feet very nicely, isn't soft but is a bit firm. I'm a little concerned about this but they fit my feet so well that it may not be an issue. This shoe is very stable. I transfer my weight quickly back and aggressively through so for me, that's a good thing. Stability is key. I've taken up too much of your time already so to summarize, I got these, they fit great, are quality shoes and I'm keeping them. May even get a second pair. I'm going to walk in them for an extended time, hit some balls with them on, and see how it goes. If anything changes, I'll update my review. Fairways and greens! UPDATE: I took my new shoes to Bandon Dunes in Oregon for a week of golf. If you don't know, Bandon doesn't allow carts only walking. Over 5 days, I played 4 rounds on uneven terrain. My feet didn't hurt once. Not one time did I complain about my feet. This hasn't happened in a LONG time. I'm sold on these. The rest of my buddies can't say the same. For me, these shoes are worth every penny. Again, I've got seriously picky feet. My feet love these shoes. Read more

Top of the line. Ecco has always been a great shoe whether for golf or street. Keep an eye out for sales you may find these for 158.00 like I did. These shoes offer great support and comfort. I believe they helped my game Read more

I’ve been wanting a pair of ecco golf shoes for years and was excited to pick these up on sale for $130. Very glad I finally bit the bullet. These shoes are extraordinarily comfortable and have excellent support, both in the arch and in terms of grip/stability through the “spikes.” I was pleasantly surprised how much traction you get on grass. I love the leather detailing and the internal mesh “sock,” which makes the shoe very easy to put on. I’m curious how durable these will be but I expect to easily get a couple years out of these given that I can only play 6mo of the year. I love how well-ventilated these shoes are, but I do wonder how that will impact waterproofing. On sizing, consider ordering two pairs to find the right fit. I’m typically a 43 or 44 in ecco. I went with a 43 because I think the leather will stretch over time, but they are a little tight and I need to wear thinner socks. The 44s fit better but they were longer than other Ecco shoes and there was a ton of space in the toe box, which was awkward. Also, if they do stretch then they would be too big. Read more

Ok. First off. I play 3 to 5 rounds a week. I walk most of the time. I have tried most of the shoes out there. Nike, Adidas, FJ, and more recently True. I've been wearing the Trues, but the grip, support and general comfort for walking 18 holes just was lacking. So I began searching for a shoe that I could walk in that would give me all around performance. I think I wore out Amazon's "try before you buy" feature. I had read about the ecco shoe but the price kept me away. After trying the new PUMA, Adidas, Nike and FJ, I finally gave in and ordered this shoe. Out of the box I was a little skeptical. I wear a size 13 in every other shoe. After carefully measuring my foot and using the size guide I ordered the size 12. It fit perfectly. So be aware these run one size large. I wore them around the house for a few hours and they felt pretty good. But the real test was out on the course. Obviously, a tremendous amount of time, energy and design has gone into this shoe. Excellent support. Excellent traction. Excellent comfort. Walking 18 in these was a joy. It's taking me a minute to get used to the style, but the comfort and performance is unequaled. This is the best all around golf shoe on the market. If you're a serious stick and you're looking for a shoe that exceeds expectations...you can stop looking. Expensive for sure...but worth every penny. Read more