Golf Shoes, Boa system?

[Britishshooting]

Not yet opted for shoes with the BOA system, usually opt for traditional laces.

How do people find them, are they better or can they be a nuisance?

Looking at the FJ Tour S and there is £20 difference between BOA or lace up. No pro shops have these in stock for me to check, so it’s a matter of ordering blind online.

 

[karlcole]

Had boa a few years now. Love the fit and ease of them (not that tying laces is particularly hard work) would never go back now

 

[Deleted member 15717]

as above...would always prefer Boa over traditional now. Keeps the foot stable, and, unlike lace, doesn't loosen up half way through a round of golf.

The Boa stuff has a lifetime warranty on too...so if the cable snaps, they replace it

 

[Dan2501]

I've got BOA on my Footjoy DNA's and it's great, would definitely pay for the upgrade!

 

[r0wly86]

another one for BOA

I have very wide feet and find with traditional laces it is difficult to get a consistent tightness across the instep. The BOA is perfect for that, the other advantage is they don't loosen over a round and need re-tying like laces.
I will only buy BOA now

 

[BTatHome]

I have Boa in my adidas and the disc system in some Puma. Love them both and would certainly continue paying the extra for these systems.
I put them on just before practise before a round and adjust incrementally before reaching the first tee. After that I've never needed to adjust during a round.
Love the all over the foot grip you get from Boa, they just feel great across the whole foot for me.

 

[PJ87]

I have changed all my studded shoes for boa systems

They are much better for me as I have insoles for my planta facistis so holds it in place brilliantly

Also it’s quicker to get on and off which is always good

 

[MendieGK]

I just got my first pair of Adidas Boas and they are awesome. Not sure I’ll buy a pair without going forward

 

[Britishshooting]

BOA it is then, thanks gents!

 

[PJ87]

Found under armour and nike to have the best systems out the ones I got

My pumas are ok but the other 2 you pull them up and it releases the shoe

The puma you twist the other way a bit so don’t feel that they couldn’t just come undone accidentally

 

[Dando]

I don't like my ones and have gone back to laces

 

[Midnight]

I have changed all my studded shoes for boa systems

They are much better for me as I have insoles for my planta facistis so holds it in place brilliantly

Also it’s quicker to get on and off which is always good

Have to agree, I switched to these on the forum's advice and haven't had issues with my heels on the course since.

 

[Robster59]

I've got the Boa and it's a great system. I much prefer it to laces. Simple to use and make the shoe fit snuggly

 

[Lump]

The best part of BOA is the lack of needing to re-tie mid round. Don’t overtigthen from the Off and they stay just as tight every use.

 

[fenwayrich]

I am sure that BOA are OK if you have the strength to tighten them up. I bought some Dryjoys and thought they would be OK for me as I can't bend down to tie shoes up well, However I couldn't tighten them either and had to get friends to do this for me. It was a relief when they started letting water in after a year and I could chuck them in the bin.

 

[need_my_wedge]

as above...would always prefer Boa over traditional now. Keeps the foot stable, and, unlike lace, doesn't loosen up half way through a round of golf.

The Boa stuff has a lifetime warranty on too...so if the cable snaps, they replace it

Is that just Footjoy? I have two pairs of Adidas Tour 360 with the boa and one of the wires has snapped on one of the shoes, which are suprisingly still wearable and waterproof after 3 winters.

 

[Sats]

Got Puma Titan tours with a boa system (called something else but it's the same thing) love them and so much easier than laces.

 

[Dogma]

Boa makes any shoe look orthopaedic

 

[Deleted member 15717]

Is that just Footjoy? I have two pairs of Adidas Tour 360 with the boa and one of the wires has snapped on one of the shoes, which are suprisingly still wearable and waterproof after 3 winters.

Don’t believe so...I think it covers all Boa systems.

 

[Orikoru]

It's amazing how bad some of you must be at tying laces. I manage to tie mine without them ever coming loose half way through the round.