ECCO Men's Biom Golf Shoe

these shoes fit really great and I have a wide foot and I didn't have any problems with the fit.. they are a bit pricey but if you golf a lot and walk when you play these would be a good choice.. The yak leather is high quality and allow the shoe to form to your foot.. I don't see a lot of these shoes at the golf course but I think that is related to the price.. The traction is very good and I wear these in the winter when the grass is wet and my feet stay dry.. They are also very supportive and make you feel very stable throughout the swing.. Thanks Ecco

I bought the same size in this exact shoe 3 years ago and the size is at least .5 bigger now than they use to be. If your on the fence order down a size. Other than that the show is amazing as it has always been.

I have had neuropathy in my left foot for over 10 years and had only been able to ware golf sandals up to now. Every other pair of regular golf shoes just fired up the neuroma and i couldn't ware them after a few holes. I have played 4 rounds of golf in the ECCO Biom II golf shoes with absolute no problem at all. I am ecstatic to finally have a pair of inclosed golf shoes that don't fire my neuroma every time I put them on. I could go on and on but just believe they work for me and I hope others can find relief like I did with ECCO shoes.

This is a terrific shoe. I own 12 pair of Ecco shoes or Sandals. There is not another show that I've tried over the years that fit as comfortably, provide proper support and leave my ankles, knees and legs in good shape.This is the first pair of Biom golf shoes with cleats (others golf shoes or street, spikeless). I wore them for the first time today and was amazed at how comfortable they felt all day long.

I needed a golf shoe that was wide thru the toe and joint area so I would not have extra pressure in that area. They seemed pretty good when wearing them around the house, but when I got on the course and wore then for a while, they might have stretched out across the toe area. They seemed a little wider and looser than what I would like to have had them. I tried on a pair prior to buying these and they seemed pretty good. My feet are sensitive and I have inserts that I wear in other shoes. I didn't want to have to wear them in these. I have found that when I do put the inserts in, the width seems to be closer to what I had expected, but the heel is too high. I could be a rare case, but I was hoping that the Ecco shoe would be the solution. I'm not sure where to go from here. They feel like they are an extra wide rather than medium. I checked the shoe and they appear to be the right size. Hope this helps..

ECCO Biom are far and away the best fitting golf shoe I have purchased in twenty years. These are my second pair in preparation for an upcoming week of golf in Scotland where walking the courses will be required. The yak leather has kept my feet dry and comfortable on numerous wet rounds. The light weight and comfort are amazing compared to a few other brands I have.

Is some ways, it's typical Ecco, simply the best walking shoes in golf, but also by far the most expensive. I have 3 pairs of Ecco. As all Ecco, they provide tremendous support in a lightweight shoes that I can hardly tell are on my feet.However this pair was a cosmetic and quality disaster. The red die on the sides, ran all down the shoes - really ugly. The gray in the entire front of the shoes is very faded and beat-up looking. The shoes looks like it is falling apart.I don't mind paying $200 - $250 for Eccos, but for this last pair, it was worth $50.

Nice shoes sizes are a little large I wear a 10 normally but I tried these on in a golf store and decided to go with 9/9.5 and they are still a little big. overall they are well made and comfortable but certainly not true to US sizes.