I have these, wore them at the weekend in fact. Work well for me. Nice and comfy, have never slipped in them. I do not play on a hilly course to be fair but so far so good.
How "hardy" are they, ie how long have you got out of a pair? My current UA shoes have lasted a couple of years. With the summer/winter plan, if a pair of shoes would normally last two years, I should be able to get double that (fingers crossed). Man maths suggests that, in that case, the price aspect becomes a little bit different. £40 a year seems more palatable. Maybe I'll go for the Eccos...
I tend to alternate my shoes, sounds pompous when I write it down, so that they don't get hammered. I started wearing these for the first time last season and they are showing no signs of wear so far. My previous pair of Pumas lasted 4 years and I 'retired' them at the end of the season. The dimples had started to smooth out and so I bought another pair. 4 years, even when alternating, is pretty good I think. Particularly as I tend to buy in sales at the end of a season so average around £40-45.How "hardy" are they, ie how long have you got out of a pair? My current UA shoes have lasted a couple of years. With the summer/winter plan, if a pair of shoes would normally last two years, I should be able to get double that (fingers crossed). Man maths suggests that, in that case, the price aspect becomes a little bit different. £40 a year seems more palatable. Maybe I'll go for the Eccos...
same here ive at least 4 pairs on Rotation, when one pair are getting to the end of their life i use them over winter then chuck come spring
Like the sound of that. Very positive reviews. I'll be forcing myself to wear the "summer" ones at this rate!
. More frustrating as their non-golf arch fit shoes start at a 6.
