adidas Men's Tech Response Golf Shoes

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So far so good. Disclaimer I have worn them on the golf course yet, but I have tried them on, walked around a bit, and hit some balls in my back yard. I also bought and tried a pair of the Nike Explorer 2 golf shoes. First off I will say that these Adidas are much more comfortable. The Nike’s are hard and rigid and as a result they are not very comfortable. The material used in these Adidas is much softer and flexible around your foot and as a result they are a lot more comfortable. As far as appearance they both look great, but I’m more partial the look of the Adidas with the 2 different materials that they have on the outside which appears to be real or fake leather and a lightweight mesh where as the Nike’s have a fairly hard plastic/rubbery type material that they used for the entire outer part of the shoe except for the sole and the interior. These Adidas also have 6 traditional plastic spikes plus a bunch of small rubber knobs, ridges, and other shapes similar to a traditional cross trainer. The Nike don’t have any plastic or metal spikes and the entire sole is covered with various rubber ridges and pyramid shaped rubber more like a cross trainer or hiking shoe. As far as traction the Adidas had good traction when I hit a few balls in my back yard but I wasn’t able take a full swing with my short irons or hit my driver or long irons at all because I don’t have enough room without hitting my neighbors house so I can’t say how well the traction is when taking a full swing. I expect the traction will be good.

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These fit great. If you notice the negative reviews regarding width, theyre men that purchased "W" shoes, which stands for "Womens". I have fat feet, and I ordered my normal sneaker size in mens shoes, and they fit great. I immediately put gel insoles in them, and they still didnt have quite enough cushion at first. After a couple of rounds, they softened up on me. Theyre easy to clean, and seem very sturdy. Well see how they hold up.

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I have purchased golf shoes that are triple the cost of theses and have been disappointed. The first time I wore them, they felt very still as I walked with them. The next couple of times I rode in a golf cart. The cleats are designed to hold the ground and the overall stability of the golf shoe gives support. As of todays date, I have walked with them a couple of more times and feel that I am breaking them in. Still a little stiff, but there is no arch/foot pain with these. If I am able to break them in, they just may be a great bargain. This is my final (September) update. I have increased my rating from 3 to 5. These shoes took a little time to break in, but they are very comfortable for walking. I have other shoes that I rotate, and these are the most comfortable golf shoes I have worn for walking since I purchase several years ago a pair of FJ DNAs. I still have the latter, but only wear them occasionally because I dont want to wear them out. It is late in the year, but these shoes would be worth an investment. I will be checking out price drops myself!

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Uncomfortable and they are not waterproof. I thought they were. I play golf using a golf cart early in the morning when there is some dew on the grass. No rain and no puddles and minimal contact with damp grass, yet my socks are wett after 18 holes. Why would Adidas make a golf shoe that is not waterproof or, at least, water resistant?

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Nice lightweight shoes. Not for dewey mornings, but not what I bought them for! I buy size 15 in Adidas Rockadia so I bought these in 15...too big. Had to exchange for 14 and they fit fine. For some reason the golf line in Adidas runs larger than their sport shoe lines.

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