Interchangeable Performance Strikeforce Bowling Right Review

The worst pair of bowling shoes on the market. Obviously, whoever designed these shoes has never played bowling. Looks trendy but doesn't slip at all. If looks are more important than performance, they're for you. But if you want to slip when you get there, it's better to rent indoor shoes. If I could give 0 stars I would.

Right out of the box, these shoes were garbage. The bottom of the shoe, designed to slide, is not even flat, there were protrusions on the sides, as if something heavy sat on the shoe for a long time, causing it to deform. Both the left and right boots were warped differently, so this may not have been a manufacturing issue. However, the shoes are not comfortable at all. This is a manufacturing issue, they are very cheap and probably wouldn't last a month if they could be used. The Flex-Slip…

They looked good online, fit great but are very poorly made, especially for the price. I've only taken this bowling alley FOUR times for about 5 games each time so there's a total of TWENTY games in it and as you can see from the pictures it's just cheap junk. The sole came off in the middle of the throw and I almost fell onto the track. I'm right-handed, so I step back with my right foot and the toe of the shoe is almost to the edge. I can't believe these shoes are even available to buy. Save…

I've only worn them twice so far, but my father-in-law bought a pair too. We both agree that they are comfortable and lightweight. They stick much more firmly than bowling shoes so it takes a little getting used to. You look great too. I usually wear athletic shoes 11.5-12. I chose size 11.5 and it fits perfectly.

Great shoes. The first modern bowling shoe I ever owned. There were always old Lindas. Very comfortable shoes, stretches well but at the same time fits well and the foot does not slip.

I understand the slipliner might need breaking in, but the heels of these shoes are stickier than my basketball shoes. The only thing I managed to do in these shoes was twist my knee on the first try. After 4 shots I switched to indoor shoes. I'm paying the price today for trying to bowl in them last night with a limp. If you have knee problems, you will not like these shoes.

Destroyed an alley with black spots on league night, got paid by other players and had to rent shoes. terrible quality, and the first game that had gone haywire continued.

Look good, feel good and play good at bowling. good price too. Good to avoid renting shoes and have a nice look. Bought size 12 for me and size 13 for my son.

The shoes were not resent, they had apparently been worn on the grass before. I really needed shoes for my summer bowling league next week. Too bad I have to send them back.

Shipping took a while - ordered on December 20th and didn't ship until January 11th and received on January 16th here in the Philippines - probably due to stock issues. I can't say anything bad about the product. look (although that's subjective) but I'd happily wear these as my regular hiking boots. True to size but I usually wear 1/2 size up because I like thick socks. I would have liked it to be a bit wider though. The build quality is the same as other regular shoes and I'm pretty sure the…

The boots are light and feel comfortable, but they leave a black mark with every ball throw. They explicitly state in the description that they have non-marking soles.

Used them today in the league. The heel sticks like crazy. I dropped 144 and then 133. My teammate had his old shoes which I used third and rolled out 204. They feel great but don't slip. Maybe after a while the heel gets hard and slips.

These are great bowling shoes. I wear 10 and ordered 10, they fit perfectly. Very comfortable and they breathe. No more wet socks! Worth the price!

On my second pair, less than a year old, right-handed bowlers, my right shoe falls apart in the shower. I will upload a photo. Had the Braunschweig team shoes lasted 3 ½ years, worn in the same place if not replacing them, shoe slime is the next option. They have a 2 year guarantee, it has been over 10 days so far, nothing has been returned by KR. 9/11 just sent another warranty claim

Although I love these bowling shoes I can't wait to try them on, they fit well. I order size 12 and they fit my foot perfectly. They are light and comfortable, very nice shoes - I haven't tried these bowling shoes but will have to see how well they hold up but I really like them.

The shoes look great and are very comfortable to wear. However, there are a few issues that I've noticed after using it for a while. One of the main disadvantages of this shoe is that it doesn't slide very well. I've found my foot sticks too much to the ground when I try to gently approach and release. This can be a little annoying, especially when I'm trying to get accurate shots. Another issue I noticed is that the material on the sole of the shoe wears out fairly quickly. I've only been…

Comfortable shoes. Untenable. I don't even slip or do anything unusual and the guild disappeared before a short league could be completed.

My first experiences are very positive. What I particularly noticed was that they are light. They seemed a little stickier than expected on the first few shots, but it went away. No problem!

I have gray shoes and they're pretty good bowling shoes. I chose them because they had high ratings and I liked the way they looked. They are understated compared to most bowling shoes. Sizing wise I find they fit about the same as most high end running shoes. I usually order 10 inch shoes to give me some room in the toe box when my feet swell and they seem to have about the same amount of room. These are really light shoes. It's not the highest thing I look for in a bowling shoe, but it helps…

I give 3 because of the size. I cannot vouch for the quality in any way. I ordered 12, I have 12 in every shoe I own. I could barely squeeze my foot into the boot, it seemed like it was about to burst. Now I have to pay a 10% restocking fee. Really annoying.