Great shoe. I've always used Adidas Copa's for my soccer, so I figured for golf I should try Adidas as well. Got these for about $60 on sale at the time. I've had these for about 1 1/2 years and love them. No regrets. Great cushioning even now + stay dry on humid mornings. The spikes sucked, however, but replacing them with the Widow's was a no brainer. Perfect ever since. I'm looking for a second pair for my visits to see my folks and found out they're no longer being made and have been replaced by the Adidas Tour Traxion Competition. Price looks right on those too and will be picking up a pair soon.

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Had a pair of Footjoys once, but they just didn't work for me.

Purchase when first came out at local shop; was so caught up at the new design I had to try it on. It looked great with shorts (I love to play in shorts during summer) and was very light and comfortable. They took one round to break into but are the most comfortable golf shoe I have worn even compared to Nike airs. The only drawback is hard to get use to lightness in the bigging and the lateral support is lacking. These are the obvious compromises for lightness and comfort. Oh, well.....

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Nike Zoom Air. Few Footjoys

This is a very comfortable shoe. But the best thing about this shoe is that it has a look of a sneaker but is made like the standard saddle shoe. These shoes look good with shorts or with long pants.

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After countless pairs of Footjoys, decided to find out what all this Adidas fuss was about and plumped for a set of Scottsdales.

Extremely comfortable, great traction and despite the slightly too smooth lacing eyelets, good lateral support can be obtained.

Too early to say anything about durablity, but they definately look like they'll go the distance.

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Forgot my shoes at home and needed a pair . These were on year end sale , along with several other brands . These felt most comfortable so I picked them up . After only one round walking , I can honestly say , they are the best golf shoes I have ever worn.

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I own 3 pair of Footjoys and one pair of Bite shoes.

These are by far the most comfortable golf shoes I have tried. I had a lot of trouble with blisters on my heels with the Reeboks, but the Dexters cured that (they have extra padding in the heel). My complaint with the Dexters was the hard sole. My feet would get sore if I was walking the course. Not with the Adidas. I get the best of both worlds. Although not A LOT of padding in the heel, it is very soft. Bottom line, no blisters. The sole is also very soft, almost "springy" feeling.

As I said, these are the most comfortable golf shoes I have ever worn. They are as comfortable as tennis shoes. I believe I could walk 36 hole in these and not have sore feet.

I got them with a coupon for $56 from dsports.com including shipping (almost half price). They arrived in 3 business days with regular ground shipping. dsports is a great retailer.

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Dexter, Reebok

These shoes are the best I've tried. My Footjoys took 5-6 rounds to break in my feet. These Adidas were ready straight from the box. I have the black pair, and I think they blend great style with function and comfort. I was pleased with the price too. The quality is top notch. I will stick with Adidas after this pair.

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Footjoy Terrains

Excellent equipment. Attached the black widow spikes and never have to worry about sure-footedness or weatherproofing. The best thing I can say about these shoes is that I don't have to think about them while I play. They are comfortable, reasonably priced (under $100) and good looking. Great for the golfer who likes traditional looks but can't seem to get into the whole saddle-shoe style. Sport modernity the way Adidas markets them without being over-the-top (Nike,especially).

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