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These are really light weight and comfortable right out of the box. I wear a standard 9 and they have a pretty generous fit that I cinched up quite a bit to get snug. That was with some pretty thick socks too. That was also my only annoyance…why do people lace over the top then through the lace hole from the outside? You can't pull the slop out of them like that. Fixing that had me grumbling, but I'm impressed with the parts that matter. They feel just as light and about as cushioned as my regular walkers which are high end, name brand shoes. These have a lot of soft materials built in that seem well designed and the result is a pretty comfortable foot bed. It feels like the first few miles will really mold them into shape, not that I think they'll be uncomfortable first time out. Higher end shoes pretty much all have a waterproof membrane and don't rely on a waterproof exterior finish to keep your feet dry. I don't believe that is the case with these. I think they'll be dry enough for me, but that's due to the outside finish which isn't breathable. Therefore these probably won't be my hot day shoes. I can't try them on the course right now as I have a foot injury, ironically. I am a little skeptical of the spikes being effective as they are set into the sole, flush with the other tread, rather than being prominent like most golf soft spikes. I tried to show it in the last photo. We'll see on that. I don't play in wet conditions that often though.
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Size was perfect that was ordered, comfortable, arch support was spot on. Even gave overall height because of the thickness of the sole. Very good choice for its price will look for another color.
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These are really light weight and comfortable right out of the box. I wear a standard 9 and they have a pretty generous fit that I cinched up quite a bit to get snug. That was with some pretty thick socks too. That was also my only annoyance…why do people lace over the top then through the lace hole from the outside? You can't pull the slop out of them like that.
Fixing that had me grumbling, but I'm impressed with the parts that matter. They feel just as light and about as cushioned as my regular walkers which are high end, name brand shoes. These have a lot of soft materials built in that seem well designed and the result is a pretty comfortable foot bed. It feels like the first few miles will really mold them into shape, not that I think they'll be uncomfortable first time out.
Higher end shoes pretty much all have a waterproof membrane and don't rely on a waterproof exterior finish to keep your feet dry. I don't believe that is the case with these. I think they'll be dry enough for me, but that's due to the outside finish which isn't breathable. Therefore these probably won't be my hot day shoes.
I can't try them on the course right now as I have a foot injury, ironically. I am a little skeptical of the spikes being effective as they are set into the sole, flush with the other tread, rather than being prominent like most golf soft spikes. I tried to show it in the last photo. We'll see on that. I don't play in wet conditions that often though.
These are really light weight and comfortable right out of the box. I wear a standard 9 and they have a pretty generous fit that I cinched up quite a bit to get snug. That was with some pretty thick socks too. That was also my only annoyance…why do people lace over the top then through the lace hole from the outside? You can't pull the slop out of them like that.
Fixing that had me grumbling, but I'm impressed with the parts that matter. They feel just as light and about as cushioned as my regular walkers which are high end, name brand shoes. These have a lot of soft materials built in that seem well designed and the result is a pretty comfortable foot bed. It feels like the first few miles will really mold them into shape, not that I think they'll be uncomfortable first time out.
Higher end shoes pretty much all have a waterproof membrane and don't rely on a waterproof exterior finish to keep your feet dry. I don't believe that is the case with these. I think they'll be dry enough for me, but that's due to the outside finish which isn't breathable. Therefore these probably won't be my hot day shoes.
I can't try them on the course right now as I have a foot injury, ironically. I am a little skeptical of the spikes being effective as they are set into the sole, flush with the other tread, rather than being prominent like most golf soft spikes. I tried to show it in the last photo. We'll see on that. I don't play in wet conditions that often though.
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These are marketed as golf shoes, but they’re far more useful than that. I originally picked them up for cross-country use but even though I could technically sun on them, they don’t give me all that support I need on my heel and toe box for running. But for everything else, they’ve turned out to be extremely comfortable, walking, and everyday wear. The arch support is excellent, providing stability without feeling rigid, and the toe box is properly sized although it could be bigger, which makes a big difference during longer periods of activity.
The cushioning absorbs impact well and helps reduce foot fatigue, while the outsole offers solid traction on a variety of surfaces, and grass, dirt paths, and pavement included. Despite the support, they don’t feel heavy or clunky. The waterproofing is a nice bonus, especially for early mornings or damp conditions.
Aesthetically, they’re clean and understated. They don’t look like traditional golf shoes, which means they pair easily with shorts, jeans, or casual pants and don’t look out of place off the course. Overall, they’re comfortable, supportive, and versatile enough to wear for far more than just golf just not running.
Disclosure: This review is part of Amazon’s Vine Program, which provides products at a reduced cost in exchange for honest reviews (taxed as income). I personally test all products, and my opinions are my own and uninfluenced. I hope this review helps with your purchase decision.
These are marketed as golf shoes, but they’re far more useful than that. I originally picked them up for cross-country use but even though I could technically sun on them, they don’t give me all that support I need on my heel and toe box for running. But for everything else, they’ve turned out to be extremely comfortable, walking, and everyday wear. The arch support is excellent, providing stability without feeling rigid, and the toe box is properly sized although it could be bigger, which makes a big difference during longer periods of activity.
The cushioning absorbs impact well and helps reduce foot fatigue, while the outsole offers solid traction on a variety of surfaces, and grass, dirt paths, and pavement included. Despite the support, they don’t feel heavy or clunky. The waterproofing is a nice bonus, especially for early mornings or damp conditions.
Aesthetically, they’re clean and understated. They don’t look like traditional golf shoes, which means they pair easily with shorts, jeans, or casual pants and don’t look out of place off the course. Overall, they’re comfortable, supportive, and versatile enough to wear for far more than just golf just not running.
Disclosure: This review is part of Amazon’s Vine Program, which provides products at a reduced cost in exchange for honest reviews (taxed as income). I personally test all products, and my opinions are my own and uninfluenced. I hope this review helps with your purchase decision.
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