Winter golf shoes

[3offTheTee]

As the title suggests this is what I am looking for.

All I want is comfortable , keep your feet dry, and are reasonably priced.

Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Jensen]

Ecco for comfort. Do a search and you might finds some deals.
Fantastic shoes, I've got 2 pairs

 

[Matty6]

Nike Roshe Tour are doing well for me. Really comfy with no leaks.

 

[trevor]

I have FJ winter boots, they lasted 2 years before the right one leaked pretty badly. I’m still wearing them though as I’m stubborn like that, l just go home with a wet sock.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

FJ Dryjoys tick the boxes for me. Get them in black and very easy to maintain

 

[Slime]

I used to have a pair of Ecco Bioms due to the comfort but have since switched to Adidas.
Adidas Tour360 XT are my shoe of choice, they are truly superb and just as comfy as my Ecco's.

http://golfalot.com/equipment-reviews/adidas-tour360-xt-golf-shoe-review-4233.aspx

 

[2blue]

I used to have a pair of Ecco Bioms due to the comfort but have since switched to Adidas.
Adidas Tour360 XT are my shoe of choice, they are truly superb and just as comfy as my Ecco's.

http://golfalot.com/equipment-reviews/adidas-tour360-xt-golf-shoe-review-4233.aspx

Yep... what I use... hard to fault.

 

[sunshine]

I used to have a pair of Ecco Bioms due to the comfort but have since switched to Adidas.
Adidas Tour360 XT are my shoe of choice, they are truly superb and just as comfy as my Ecco's.

http://golfalot.com/equipment-reviews/adidas-tour360-xt-golf-shoe-review-4233.aspx

I tried these and they were nice, but then I tried the spikeless version which has the boost foam layer for the full length of the sole. They are unbelievably comfy, like a pair of running shoes.

 

[sunshine]

FJ Dryjoys tick the boxes for me. Get them in black and very easy to maintain

These are very popular shoes. I know some people like the more formal style of shoe, that matches tailored trousers, but I don't understand how people can wear these for a four hour walk when you compare them to the modern light weight trainer style shoes.

 

[Slime]

I tried these and they were nice, but then I tried the spikeless version which has the boost foam layer for the full length of the sole. They are unbelievably comfy, like a pair of running shoes.

I have both styles ................................ and both are awesome.
Boost technology really does work superbly well.

 

[inc0gnito]

Similar to above I have adipower boost 3s. Very comfy and still dry after maybe 2 years.

I got a pair of footjoy superlites around the same time and they lasted around 8 months before leaking. Plus they ain’t that comfy. Put me right off footjoys.

 

[dronfield]

These are very popular shoes. I know some people like the more formal style of shoe, that matches tailored trousers, but I don't understand how people can wear these for a four hour walk when you compare them to the modern light weight trainer style shoes.

Agree re the weight compared to modern shoes, but in winter i want a shoe that is robust, waterproof and stable in wet/frosty conditions (as i played in today).
The trainer style shoes are great in summer, but i wouldnt feel confident wearing them in winter.

Rich

 

[Robster59]

These are very popular shoes. I know some people like the more formal style of shoe, that matches tailored trousers, but I don't understand how people can wear these for a four hour walk when you compare them to the modern light weight trainer style shoes.

Some of us prefer to sacrifice comfort for style. . Seriously though, I have a pair of Footjoy DryJoys which are fitted with Pro Stinger spikes exclusively for winter use. Comfortable, dry, robust and the Pro Stinger spikes really help the grip when the course is wet or icy.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

These are very popular shoes. I know some people like the more formal style of shoe, that matches tailored trousers, but I don't understand how people can wear these for a four hour walk when you compare them to the modern light weight trainer style shoes.

I've found the trainer style of shoes aren't always that great at keeping water out and in my opinion don't work great as a winter shoe. I've never really thought of them as a heavy shoe (certainly compared to something like an Icon)

 

[Fish]

Ecco Strike, lightweight, comfortable, do wide fit, 2 year warranty, can be picked up for £140 which I think is excellent value, because if you buy cheap, they’ll fail, and you’ll pay twice, which as we all know, is a false economy.

 

[Jensen]

Ecco Strike, lightweight, comfortable, do wide fit, 2 year warranty, can be picked up for £140 which I think is excellent value, because if you buy cheap, they’ll fail, and you’ll pay twice, which as we all know, is a false economy.

This is the BEST post you've ever made, more sense than what you post in the "we're off" thread 😄😜

Ecco are a fantastic shoe and the Strike shoe incorporates GoreTex. Shop around I'm sure you can get them less than £140.

 

[patricks148]

Ecco Gortex

 

[USER1999]

Nike vapor storm boot, or their more modern equivalent. Warm, dry, high top, to keep the crud out. Fantastic grip. What is not to like.

Ah, yes, they are dog ugly. Like mutant wellie boots.

I use mine as walking boots. Brilliant design. Just not necessarily for golf. Only on looks though.