For all Hobbits (like me) is suitable.

Got the shoes bought on the recommendation of a colleague who properly makes route as technicians while working and was not disappointed: After I had even very expensive shoes to do with scuffed heels and pressure points on the ankle edge, I finally a Hits landed:

+ Not overly expensive ('ve paid 89)

+ Very easy

+ Soft rubber sole (also dampens the forefoot)

+ Very good heel cushioning: Especially nice if times on hard floors is traveling a lot. At the slight sagging have to get used briefly when switching from hard shoes.

+ Very soft leather! This shoe is molded well to the foot, so he is more comfortable

+ Soft padded edge around the "entry level"

+ The back part of the shoe where the heel sits in it is designed with soft suede. I had never been so but is very pleasant. No irritation of the foot through any welds.

+ Important for me: wide cut :-) My Hobbit feet often had other shoes just wide, if that did not work, I had bruises. Mancmal the seam then eventually abandoned, which is also not so useful. The Ecco is comfortably wide cut without looking like a square-flops. The rather blunt tip of the shoe does not appear too large it.

+ The footbed is relatively thick (damping) and can take out. thereby entssteht for larger (higher) deposit enough space.

+ When colleagues are now needed new: For about a year he wears them now and the sole is down, it runs virtually on slicks. Find the shelf life is so entirely satisfactory.

Hope now