Adidas tour 360 Boost

[JT77]

hi folks,
Anyone else had issues with these?

I wore mine for 9 holes a few times after wearing them around the house, very comfy in the house, on the course, they ripped my feet apart at the heel, had to wear plasters when wearing them, got so bad that the heel inside the shoe has a hole in now, on both shoes, and I cant wear them without plasters, so prefer to not wear them. I have worn them for 18 holes maybe 6/7 times, and instead of getting better they stay the same. £130 down the swanny for me, quite disappointed, just bought some Ecco bioms, so hopeful of better results!

 

[chasf]

hi folks,
Anyone else had issues with these?

I wore mine for 9 holes a few times after wearing them around the house, very comfy in the house, on the course, they ripped my feet apart at the heel, had to wear plasters when wearing them, got so bad that the heel inside the shoe has a hole in now, on both shoes, and I cant wear them without plasters, so prefer to not wear them. I have worn them for 18 holes maybe 6/7 times, and instead of getting better they stay the same. £130 down the swanny for me, quite disappointed, just bought some Ecco bioms, so hopeful of better results!

had problems with the black fabric in the heel bursting, took them back for a replacement, still find them very comfy though and don`t have the problems with them hurting my heel though.

 

[JT77]

I found them very comfy at home, just not on the course, was gutted as I think they are a good shoe, just maybe not for my feet, ordered mine direct from Adidas as wanted the bairns initials on them, so not sure I can return them.

 

[fundy]

I found them very comfy at home, just not on the course, was gutted as I think they are a good shoe, just maybe not for my feet, ordered mine direct from Adidas as wanted the bairns initials on them, so not sure I can return them.

if theyre not fit for purpose then of course you can return them, and the heels wearing out is a well known problem with Adidas shoes (happened to a couple of pairs i had a few years back). They will claim it is your fault that the shoes werent the right size and hence the rubbing and damage but no way should that happen after less than 10 rounds and they will need to replace/refund

 

[Alex1975]

I wrote this exact post a month or two back.... They are coming good but I have had to put a plaster on my heel before putting them on for a few rounds.

You might note that they turn back in a lot at the heal, strange design. I wont be buying them again. A lot of money for what are a hard to ware in shoe.

I will say they are great for grip.

 

[JT77]

I phoned Adidas and spoke to a chap there, he is to email docs to return the shoes, so hopefully they can sort a refund or something.

Was really disappointed Alex as all my other sports footwear, apart from running shoes, is adidas and the all fit perfectly.

I hope so Fundy, tried them on in store and they felt great, but wanted initials on, so ordered online from adidas direct, fit great round the house but huge probs on course

 

[Alex1975]

I phoned Adidas and spoke to a chap there, he is to email docs to return the shoes, so hopefully they can sort a refund or something.

Was really disappointed Alex as all my other sports footwear, apart from running shoes, is adidas and the all fit perfectly.

I hope so Fundy, tried them on in store and they felt great, but wanted initials on, so ordered online from adidas direct, fit great round the house but huge probs on course

Disappointed too as they were just the style and quality I wanted. Love the black and gold, love the comfort until I move. I tend to spend less on golf shores than this too so it was a treat to myself really. Mine have not gone though the heal yet but I know they will. At they mo they are just eating my flesh.... or being rubbing on the plaster.

 

[Gazrico]

I have had 3 pairs of 360,s and been very comfy but all 3 pairs have leaked, Took then back to AG every time and got them change under warranty. At £100 + a pair you would think Adidas would take notice of how many people have the same issues regarding blisters or leaking

 

[J5MBF]

Got 2 pairs of 360's and just had a pair of Tour boost with initials as a gift. They are the only shoes i find comfy. I struggle with a trapped nerve in my left foot (sounds funny but is bloody painful) but i find the chunky sole of the 360's helps me keep my foot stable and stop it 'rolling' over which brings on the pain.

 

[BTatHome]

Not had any wear issues with my adidas shoes, I have boost too. Only time Ive seen wear problems from people I know is when they haven't had the correct fit.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

It just shows how different people's feet are

I can wear Adidas straight from the box no issues but any FJ pair I need to wear blister plasters until they are soft at the heel

 

[Alex1975]

It just shows how different people's feet are

I can wear Adidas straight from the box no issues but any FJ pair I need to wear blister plasters until they are soft at the heel

Yep, I purely think its down to foot shape. A few commented on here and my thread about not being the right size but its not that at all imo.

 

[swanny32]

Yep, I purely think its down to foot shape. A few commented on here and my thread about not being the right size but its not that at all imo.

Mine do it and I definitely have the correct size. 9 was too small, 11 too big, went for 10 and they don't do half sizes in the sport boosts. Love them for their comfort, hate them for the quality in the heel.

 

[Oddsocks]

Put mine on and went straight to the course, they're awesome!

All I will say is knowing adidas come up slim, I went for the 10w and a found the normals a little tight

 

[JT77]

I know adidas about as well as most I would say, but the wee 'in' style heel isnt for everyone i don't think, my spikeless adidas are spot on, same size, my old adidas are spot on, same size, just these dont fit my foot the same

 

[PCWOX]

I have had Tour 360 Boost, Boost, Gripmore, Adicross, and luckily never had any issues so far.

 

[USER1999]

I find the Adidas insoles too bouncy, which allows some up and down heal movement which gives me blisters and wrecks the shoes. If I swap out the insoles, the problems go away.

Or, I buy Eccos.

 

[Alex1975]

I find the Adidas insoles too bouncy, which allows some up and down heal movement which gives me blisters and wrecks the shoes. If I swap out the insoles, the problems go away.

Or, I buy Eccos.

Interesting....

 

[Val]

My boosts frayed at the heel after 6 months but a further 8 months on I still wear them as they are comfy. The frayed heels are a known adidas issue but it doesn't bother me, if I get a good year out of my shoes I'm happy.

 

[KJT123]

Sorry to bump this thread, but...

Bought some of these shoes from Amazon a few months ago, only worn them a few times and had exact same problem as OP.

Went to AG and they said they can't replace them as i didn't buy them from their store.

Anyone got any advice on what to do?