New, anatomical last specially-developed to provide optimal foot roll and movement throughout the swing.

In a statement from adidas, the brand stands by its product but also assures customers it has taken any concerns into consideration when designing their newest shoe the Adizero One. Stating, “we are committed to building the best performance golf products and we take any such concerns extremely seriously.” Realistically, no traditional (spiked) golf shoe is going to offer the slipper-like feel of a True Linkswear, but if you’re looking for more comfort than you might otherwise expect from a mostly-traditional golf shoe, the adizero Tour absolutely delivers – and they’re getting more comfortable with every round. Score: 27/30 Performance In January adidas introduced the newest Adizero model, the Adizero One. Featuring a more “green friendly” cleat design as well as being 10 percent lighter than the Adizero Tour to offer golfers great traction and comfort. I know the weight reduction matters because this year, despite an exceptionally fat and lazy winter, I wasn’t gassed until 17, and by my 2nd 18 holes of the year, I wasn’t gassed until after my 2nd beer in the clubhouse. The adizero is a fantastic shoe for the devout walker who still wants traditional golf shoe stability and traction.

Adidas men's spiked golf shoes are designed to provide excellent traction and stability, ensuring a solid connection with the ground during your swing. These shoes feature removable spikes or cleats strategically placed on the outsole to enhance grip and prevent slipping. The key features and benefits of Adidas men's spiked golf shoes include: I also liked that the low profile adizero sits closer to the ground than most traditional golf shoes. While we’re certainly not talking about what you’d call a barefoot platform, the design strikes a balance between spikeless barefoot designs, and traditionally heavy cleated designs. If you like the idea of being more connected with the ground, but don’t want to give the the stability of a traditional golf shoe, the adizero provides a rare zero-compromise, compromise. Much to my surprise I made it through 9 holes without issue. And then I made it through 9 more. I was pretty convinced that despite the narrow-looking toebox, I didn’t hate adidas spiked golf shoes anymore. Comfortable Fit: These shoes are crafted with women's comfort in mind, featuring cushioning and support elements. Not personally a fan of the value rating, but if you look at where this shoe competes (ultra-lightweight, with traditionally spiked sole), and factor in the warranty, as well as what’s priced around it (2 models of TRUE linkswear, Nike’s TW and Lunar Control), and what’s priced above it (ECCO, TRUE linkswear Stealth, as well as models from PUMA and FootJoy), it’s fairly priced…and then some.

Durable and Long-lasting: Adidas uses high-quality materials to ensure durability, so you can enjoy your golf shoes for seasons to come. Lightweight Construction: Adidas uses lightweight materials to ensure ease of movement and agility. Fast-forward to January of this year and the FedEx guy is dropping off another box (a very huge box) of adidas shoes. The new adizero golf shoe shipped suspended in what I still say is a promotional fish tank, designed to convey the message that the adizero is so close to weightless it basically floats. At least that’s what I got out of it anyway. As a guy who walks 95% of the time (99% on my home course), I have certain expectations about the first few rounds of the spring. I spend the winter being fat and lazy, and the consequence of that is that it generally takes me several rounds to work up to a comfortable 18. That’s not to say I don’t play 18, it just means I’m completely gassed by 12, and then 15, and so it goes until eventually I can get through 18 without being winded. Versatile Performance: Ladies' spikeless golf shoes offer excellent performance on the course while maintaining a fashionable look.I had tried on a few pair. I was even stupid enough to convince myself that a pair I liked (except for the part where they made my feet hurt) would be fine once I got them on the course (they weren’t). With a broad selection of good-looking, non-blistering shoes available from other brands, I was finished with adidas. I swore at them, then I swore them off, and then I was done.