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Cause they looked long, thin and spiky, to me, in the images. I'll take your word for it that they're not.
Need new golf shoes
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Cause they looked long, thin and spiky, to me, in the images. I'll take your word for it that they're not.
TigerBear
Active member
DO NOT buy the Adidas codechaos had them little under a month and they are already leaking in water.
Outraged! Paid over £100 for them.
The Adidas tour XT 360 for £40 more are far more comfortable, real leather upper and by far the comfiest golf shoe I've worn. Had them about a year now and still water proof!
Outraged! Paid over £100 for them.
The Adidas tour XT 360 for £40 more are far more comfortable, real leather upper and by far the comfiest golf shoe I've worn. Had them about a year now and still water proof!
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I'm tempted by these. I may treat myself if santa drops me some cash.
https://www.golfposer.com/nike-golf...BBNl4SmoJIDuBvd2u1uGgTXB2pD_73_EaAklaEALw_wcB
https://www.golfposer.com/nike-golf...BBNl4SmoJIDuBvd2u1uGgTXB2pD_73_EaAklaEALw_wcB
BTatHome
Tour Winner
I've been wearing every week since they came out and not had any issues.
TigerBear
Active member
I also find them really uncomfortable compared to the Tour XT's
TigerBear
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I can't, they're an awful shoe as they are like wearing two bricks. Guaranteed to be waterproof but maybe I got a dud pair
PJ87
Journeyman Pro
Even my footjoy boots can leak water from time to time if you go in long rough and the water touches bottom of trousers and bridges the gap
No shoe can truly 100% waterproof apart from Wellington boots maybe
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The pair of CodeChaos I have are very comfortable but I certainly wouldn’t wear them in the winter.
Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
I normally buy FJ's but looking at a pair of Skechers as an alternative. I want spikeless.
Don't want to spend a fortune, but want to be pretty comfy and lightweight.
Has anybody got a pair of these, and if so, what do you think of them???
https://www.golfonline.co.uk/sketchers-ladies-golf-elite-v.4-golf-shoes
(Don't know why it says "ladies" in the link, 'cos they appear on the website as "mens")....
Don't want to spend a fortune, but want to be pretty comfy and lightweight.
Has anybody got a pair of these, and if so, what do you think of them???
https://www.golfonline.co.uk/sketchers-ladies-golf-elite-v.4-golf-shoes
(Don't know why it says "ladies" in the link, 'cos they appear on the website as "mens")....
one of the guys i play with has a few pairs and swears by them. but must also add he didn't pay for them as his SIL works for a well known Golf retailer. but if they are as comfy as my gowalk, you can't go wrong
Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
I've always bought FJ's as I say Patrick, as I'm confident they fit straight out of the box. And I've never been disappointed. Have tried Adidas and Puma's before and find it's pinchy toe time with them. I have a pair of Skechers trainer type casual shoes and find them pretty comfy so feel "fairly" confident pulling the trigger.
i always used to buy FJ too, but i found a real drop off in the quality of the leather and any waterproofing some 10 years ago, even the icon a got as a prize from GM leaked from day one. been a fan of Ecco ever since, must have 10 pairs on the go at the moment. good straight out the box. alsways deals to be had around here so never paid full retail for any of them, in fact i'd be sup if i paid more than £100 for any of the ones i have and that incudes the 3 pairs of gortex
SteveJay
Head Pro
Think this thread shows the inconsistencies in footwear, especially regarding waterproofing.
Accept that everyone is different in terms of foot size and structure, so comfort is going to be subjective, as is looks and taste. What i struggle to understand though is why some people find a particular shoe waterproof whilst others find it leaks within a short period. Surely people aren't abusing them enough to explain this apparent lottery in terms of advertised quality!
Accept that everyone is different in terms of foot size and structure, so comfort is going to be subjective, as is looks and taste. What i struggle to understand though is why some people find a particular shoe waterproof whilst others find it leaks within a short period. Surely people aren't abusing them enough to explain this apparent lottery in terms of advertised quality!
Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
I've never had a problem with any of the FJ's I've had over the years with regards water ingress. That might have something to do with the fact I consider myself a fair weather golfer...???.
Whenever I have been caught in a downpour, it's usually the wearing of glasses that sees me throwing the towel in.
The fairways I tend to walk are either bone hard or nice springy turf ???
Whenever I have been caught in a downpour, it's usually the wearing of glasses that sees me throwing the towel in.
The fairways I tend to walk are either bone hard or nice springy turf ???
PJ87
Journeyman Pro
I find its expectation
Also how wet it is underfoot
My place gets standing water in random points so easy to put your foot in and get a little leak over the top of the shoe
Plus if it touches your trousers there is a bridge
PJ87
Journeyman Pro
Outside of winter I wear nothing but sketchers now .. they are super comfortable. Considering I suffer from plantar fasciitis I find they give me support I need (I do use my own insole, however I have them in all my shoes and the best results come via sketchers)
Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
Trigger pulled.
Let's just hope the wife's out when they're delivered.
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Let's just hope the wife's out when they're delivered.
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Spoon
Member
Just out of interest, what do you wear in the winter? Sketchers are waterproof, no?
PJ87
Journeyman Pro
They may be but why ruin the colour of them , nothing but black shoes in winter
I wear plain black Nike's at other courses at my home course I wear footjoy boots as it gets very muddy round my course
Spoon
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Fair dos ?
