adidas Men's Rebelcross Spikeless Golf Shoes

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With your average round of golf being more than four hours, comfort is king when buying golf shoes. If your shoes are uncomfortable and hard-wearing on your feet, your mind will be distracted from playing good golf.

For more excellent golf shoes with some excellent brands, take a look at our best G/Fore golf shoes, best Jordan golf shoes and best New Balance golf shoes guides. FAQs Do adidas make golf shoes? When it comes to the right fit it is also worth considering different laces. Normal laces are good for most but for some golfers, BOA laced shoes provide more convenient fastening and shouldn’t loosen during the course of a round, but are usually a tad more expensive. And for those who want something a little more flamboyant, there is something for everyone in the nine different colour options. In particular, we really liked how comfortable they were and just how much they felt like trainers. There is also a good mount of grip on offer from the rubber traction nubs. It's by no means industry-leading in this category but it does the job on a dry day. Take a look at our guide on the best waterproof golf shoes for more options that will help you fend off the rain.Talking more on comfort and these shoes mimic the natural shape of the foot, accommodating all the movements and directions your feet could move or slide in as you swing a golf club and walk the golf course. One exciting thing to note in particular is that the Tour360 22 has it's cleats directly injected into the base of the shoe. That helps to provide excellent grip on the turf but also delivers a very low profile. This isn't 30 minutes on the range with range balls or looking out of the Pro-Shop window. You can try the product on your time, when & where you want. The upper features a premium rich leather which is 100 percent waterproof and you also get a one-year waterproof warranty as well which gives good peace of mind. These are up there as some of the best waterproof golf shoes on the market, but there is more here, adidas has also incorporated recycled materials into the design to continue the brand's goal of ending plastic waste. When trying a pair on for the first time, listen for the 'whoosh' sound when you slide your feet in - that's the sound of all the air leaving the shoe to confirm it is the correct size, but do a walking test to be sure. They shouldn't pinch anywhere, nor should your feet be moving around inside.

The models above are split into spiked (or cleated) and spikeless designs and there are pros and cons of each. Spiked golf shoes offer better grip and stability but don't sit as low to the ground as spikeless models. Along with the looks, the shoes are crammed with technology, such as Lightstrike and Boost technology in the midsole providing an almost memory foam mattress feel on the soles of our feet. There is also a Torsion stability bar, which is prominent in a number of the golf shoes mentioned in this guide. As such, slipping the shoe out the box and right onto the course, it's clear that there is an incredible amount of comfort. Moving away from the looks and comfort, one of the main stand outs was the stability that this shoe gives you. For a spikeless model it does, in fact, get close to the performance of the best spiked golf shoes, with the TPU spikeless outsole doing a fantastic job of keeping me planted through the swing.You want to make sure that the shoe isn’t too soft as that may also hinder you in the long run as it won’t be as supportive. Finding a balance of support and comfort is what you should be looking for to make the most out of your new golf shoes. Will uses a Cobra LTDx Driver, Cobra LTDx 3-Wood, TaylorMade P790 2-iron, Callaway X Forged 18 Irons (4-PW), Wilson Staff Model Wedges (52°, 58°), TaylorMade White smoke IN-12 Blade putter and the TaylorMade TP5x Golf ball. All applicable customs and import duties and any other charges are the responsibility of the customer.