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GreiginFife

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Have you had Mizuno shoes before ?
what is the sizing like and how much arch support is there ?
Yeah, got the Nexlite, had then for years. Comfiest shoes I own. Size is spot on. Arch support seems fine, never have any issues after a round.

Mizuno are quite renowned for their running shoes and I understand a lot of that technology goes in go the golf shoes.
 

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My game is struggling more and more as I try to stick with my fitted irons - Ping i230's with 72g carbon shafts, 2 degree upright, so went and tried a few off the shelf options over the last week and today bagged a reasonably priced new set of Wilson Dynapower forged, 5-PW.

Stronger lofts (evening out across the set, ending with a 44 degree PW) and more forgiveness, with steel KBS Tour Lite 95 gram reg shaft.

May struggle gapping into wedges with what I have - 50/54/58 with lie and shafts to match the Ping iron set, but that's the next step if the Wilsons help me get to wedge range.
Similar myself, I bought some P790'S last year as I could get a good deal on them, i have tried and tried but just don't seem to get on with them. Going back to my Srixon 765 irons but have been looking at the Wilson Dynapower as well.
 

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My game is struggling more and more as I try to stick with my fitted irons - Ping i230's with 72g carbon shafts, 2 degree upright, so went and tried a few off the shelf options over the last week and today bagged a reasonably priced new set of Wilson Dynapower forged, 5-PW.

Stronger lofts (evening out across the set, ending with a 44 degree PW) and more forgiveness, with steel KBS Tour Lite 95 gram reg shaft.

May struggle gapping into wedges with what I have - 50/54/58 with lie and shafts to match the Ping iron set, but that's the next step if the Wilsons help me get to wedge range.

Seems like a big departure from the fitted i230s, who did the fitting?
 

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Seems like a big departure from the fitted i230s, who did the fitting?

Club pro, but I am quite persuasive with what I want to buy 🤣

To be fair, I'm playing only once per week and really need regular lessons, so I'm taking a step back with 'easier' irons until that time arrives and can justify trying to get my handicap down as intended.
 

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Gone for the same I have in some FJ Prems, so I’ll keep my fingers crossed!
Some Footjoy shoes have a very narrow toe box others have a full rounded toe box.
There’s a full explanation on Footjoy.com.

I can’t wear Pro XL because they have a narrow toe box even the wide fit ones.
 

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Yeah, Adidas and FJ have been opposite ends of the spectrum for me. Most shoes I'm a 9.5 or 10, in Adidas I used to have get 10.5 and in FJ I'm a 9!
Have never found an adidas golf shoe to fit properly. I'm an 8 and even a 9 is tight yet I can wear trainers, football boots (back in the day) all comfortably. FJ's out of the box as an 8 and very rarely have any issues
 

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Wilson's arrived and they're a winner on looks alone. Let's see if I can hit them.

First time using GCFC and they are new, wrapped in cellophane, with all labels, but no manufacturer box and over a hundred quid below a new set. Ordered Saturday evening, delivered today.
 
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