Puma vs Adidas shoes

[scubascuba3]

How does Puma compare with Adidas in terms of quality but mainly size? Adidas fit me perfectly so i try to stick to them.

 

[selwood90]

Just recently gone from adidas to puma myself and the sizing feels absolutely no different for me. I'm a 10 in both and no width problems. Quality seems fine so far

 

[scubascuba3]

Just recently gone from adidas to puma myself and the sizing feels absolutely no different for me. I'm a 10 in both and no width problems. Quality seems fine so far

Excellent, thanks

 

[SAPCOR1]

I have both Puma and adidas shoes and they have same sizing on my feet

 

[Oddsocks]

How does Puma compare with Adidas in terms of quality but mainly size? Adidas fit me perfectly so i try to stick to them.

I've had 4 pairs of puma , the spikeless adidas samba look alike a, cell fusion and the newer cell. All three are not a patch on my new boost 360 tours.... they a friggin awesome and knock socks off every other pair of golf shoes I've owned.

I did go from the standard with puma to wide fit adidas just because the standard puma used to pinch my toe slightly, but this could be down the fact that I previously broke my big toe and it didn't heel straight

 

[Val]

I find adidas a little smaller in the equivalent size in Puma. I have a pair of Puma ignites and they are one of the most, if not the most comfortable shoe I've ever had.

Quality wise very similar other than Adidas still have the wearing heel issue

 

[GeeJay]

Not had golf shoes from either, but have trainers from both. For me Puma are standard size 9, but always need size 9.5 in Addidas.

 

[scubascuba3]

I find adidas a little smaller in the equivalent size in Puma. I have a pair of Puma ignites and they are one of the most, if not the most comfortable shoe I've ever had.

Quality wise very similar other than Adidas still have the wearing heel issue

Oh yes the wearing heel issue, i always get that but its a small price to pay for comfortable shoes that fit. Its a shame Adidas haven't worked out how to make proper waterproofing.

 

[scubascuba3]

I've decided that manufacturers claim shoes are waterproof in the gamble only a minority will send them back within warranty. Mostly they only appear to have waterproof uppers even goretex, but in a short time they leak around the sole and sides somewhere. I've just sent 2 pairs back to the retailer.

 

[Fish]

I love the quality and look of Puma shoes but they are too narrow so I can't wear them, they pinch my toes and are generally much smaller than any equivalent shoe I wear or have worn.

My new FJ SL Pro's are one of the best and most comfortable shoes along with my Gripmores that I've ever owned.

 

[Val]

Oh yes the wearing heel issue, i always get that but its a small price to pay for comfortable shoes that fit. Its a shame Adidas haven't worked out how to make proper waterproofing.

I never had a waterproof issue with my Adidas Boosts and i've worn them in some wet courses

 

[scubascuba3]

I love the quality and look of Puma shoes but they are too narrow so I can't wear them, they pinch my toes and are generally much smaller than any equivalent shoe I wear or have worn.

My new FJ SL Pro's are one of the best and most comfortable shoes along with my Gripmores that I've ever owned.

Footjoys don't fit me well at all, Adidas are perfect, it's sounding like Pumas may well turn out to be a good fit like Adidas.

 

[scubascuba3]

I never had a waterproof issue with my Adidas Boosts and i've worn them in some wet courses

I guess it depends where you live, I'm in Scotland and the course is often in various stages of wetness, my Boosts lasted a few months, shame that as they were very comfortable shoes. Adizeros again very comfortable but water in again after a few months.

 

[Radbourne2010]

I have been wearing Puma Ignite since April & they are definitely the best shoe I've ever worn. I had to re-order as they came up 1/2 size large than Adidas or Footjoy

 

[Val]

I guess it depends where you live, I'm in Scotland and the course is often in various stages of wetness, my Boosts lasted a few months, shame that as they were very comfortable shoes. Adizeros again very comfortable but water in again after a few months.

Im also in Scotland and play on a Parkland course so very wet in the winter.

Like I said, no issues with waterproofing for me.

 

[Jacko_G]

For comfort, try Skechers. Only problem is they're not waterproof like claimed. Same size as Puma. Wear a 9 in both.

I'm a big Puma golf shoe fan, comfortable and waterproof plus well made, probably the most reliable waterproof shoes I've owned. Haven't had Adidas shoes in years so I can't comment on them.

 

[Robster59]

I have Puma shoes and I've been able to find some that fit, something I fail to do with Adidas. So I would say they're slightly larger. Their OEM softspikes are rubbish though. I was losing at least one a game where they broke in the fitting. Changing to Masters spikes solved the problem.

 

[scubascuba3]

Well i bought some Puma Ace and they are enormous, nothing like the sizing of Adidas. They are so big and wide I'm thinking they may be Wide fitting but nothing on the box or shoes to indicate that. I'm sending them back. Disappointing shoes, the opposite end of the spectrum to Adidas.

 

[Fish]

Well i bought some Puma Ace and they are enormous, nothing like the sizing of Adidas. They are so big and wide I'm thinking they may be Wide fitting but nothing on the box or shoes to indicate that. I'm sending them back. Disappointing shoes, the opposite end of the spectrum to Adidas.

Puma don't do a wide fitting hence why I struggle with them as they have always been too narrow for me.

 

[scubascuba3]

Puma don't do a wide fitting hence why I struggle with them as they have always been too narrow for me.

Interesting, but these are truly huge, i think the biggest size 9 I've ever seen and tried on. I can't explain it maybe Puma got another factory to produce the Ace model and they screwed it up.