🏌️ Adipower 4orged S Golf Shoe for Men by adidas Review

I had last year's model of this shoe and loved it before it broke. I'm a caddy, work at a private country club, and I've been through a lot in these shoes. Comfort levels are all I could ask for and this particular model has been made more durable and with extra cushioning in the ankle area. Very happy with this purchase.

Shoes are beautiful but functional, they are not very good. The sock seemed to "fall through" so that the toes began to irritate at the finish. The biggest problem was the sharp tongue digging into your skin. Yes I can wear socks that cover my ankles but it kills the look of these shoes. Save some money and buy other $50 golf shoes.

Benefits: lightweight shoe; Golf shoes can get heavy after 18 holes. It's not like this; played 27 holes and his legs weren't tired. Nice looking shoes. I don't think I will wear them on rainy days. Great in the heat Cons: The tip of the tongue cut or irritated my ankle when I first put it on. The next time I folded my tongue back over my toe. It worked. Another option is to wear ankle-high and low-cut socks.

Like most Adidas shoes, they were comfortable from the start. Without the spikes, you could wear them like athletic shoes. That alone makes them a must on golf courses where there are many areas to drive. Having bought a pair about 18 months ago my biggest concern was that they would disappear and something would replace them. They did bingo, and the new replacement wasn't so convenient. Buy them, you won't regret it.

Took these for 9 holes and they were very comfortable the whole time. I have never had shoes without spikes, the day was dry but there were no traction problems (will be checked when the ground is wetter). I've read comments about tongue cutting into your ankle and can definitely see what it can be like when your socks are under your tongue. Will update if I notice grip/comfort/durability issues with continued use but so far they work great and I love the look.

After wearing my old running shoes for years, it's time to get some modern golf shoes. Very comfortable spineless golf shoes. So much so that I was in no rush to change after golf. I wore them for 18 holes and my feet didn't get tired or hurt. And not very cute. Good close fight with support. My only complaint is the thin tongue that digs into the toe. I folded it in half and the problem was solved. But this design definitely sucks. Except for those great shoes. Bought from stock, like new with

Before I start this review, I'd like to say that I've played a few rounds in this pair, but all in dry desert conditions. This is the most comfortable pair of golf shoes I've ever owned, although it's the first pair of spikeless shoes I've owned. I've loved all my other Adidas cleats over the years, but the laps in this pair are the first time my feet don't hurt after a lap. And in dry conditions there is still very little slip and slip compared to cleated shoes. As other reviewers have pointed

I really like the look of these golf shoes but the tongue won't stay in place when walking. It didn't affect the feel much, but it's still annoying to see the tongue slip sideways on such a premium golf shoe. This may be because the tongue is very thin and offers little resistance to movement. Otherwise I like the shoes. Update: I solved the tongue problem after figuring out how to use the loop in the middle of the tongue. By redirecting the lace in the opposite direction after it goes through…