Review on Walking Breathable Leather Casual Outdoor Men's Shoes for Loafers & Slip-Ons by Mirzet Gosselin

first impressions were terrible. While they look good, the first step gives you a weird empty feeling in the middle of the shoe. It was just awkward to wear them at home, but I decided to give them a chance to put them on. Used them 2 days in a row at work and on the 3rd I took them for a 2 hour walk in the park. Useless yellow foam that does nothing. It feels like the middle of the boot is hollow and I'm walking around the edges of the sole where the leather is stitched to the sole. They didn't get better and my feet and legs hurt after walking the dog for two hours. They are useless on pavement, hard ground, sorted or wet sand and the rocks were terrible. My 2 year old laceless ECCO Fusion hiking shoes are much better and yes I have walked in them. Although $150 is a lot compared to $50. But they last 2 years of daily use and now I bought the third set in 2014 and still have them as they serve me as a garden kit. That's 7 years of life with a worn and cracked sole, but the leather is good and now that they're not pounding the pavement day in and day out, their lifespan is increasing. My original 2013 ECCO Fusion lace set, which I used primarily for travel, still works well. They spent 4 weeks in Rome, a week in Paris and a few weeks in the UK. Whether traveling for pleasure or business, ECCO has Colorado, Florida and Arizona covered. I only used them for trips abroad. Where a minimalist approach is called for and just a tote man bag will suffice, I will not choose any other shoe.