List your golf shoe brand too ,,,please???
wvwa34 wrote:
Adidas...
The most comfortable golf shoes I've ever worn,,
These were my favorites....:)
Had them in middle school. haha
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Last pair of golf shoes I wore were Etonics, don't remember the model as I haven't played since '97.
I used to only wear Stan Smith Adidas...they changed the shoe and made it cheaper...they don't last at all.
I buy many of my shoes at Ross Dress for Less. I don't know how they do it but they have all Big Brands at 50 - 80 off all the time.
jackconrad wrote:
Probably because they are a previous "model," or worse they could be flawed in some way. I went to a discount clothes store nearby once and was looking at the shoes. I didn't really go with the intention of buying shoes (for myself), but I saw a nice looking pair of Timberland shoes (sort of a trail/running shoe). It was my size, it seemed to fit in the store, and the price was good for a Timberland shoe. However, after a couple months of wearing them they became one of the most uncomfortable pairs of shoes I'd ever worn. They started feeling snug and one shoe was killing the balls of my foot. Granted, I do have 1 foot that is slightly bigger than the other, but I don't recall wearing a shoe, of this style, that caused this much discomfort. I have another pair of Timberland trail shoes (bought at regular retail store) that I've had for quite a few years, that have been sent down to grass cutting duty the last few years, and they never felt like these other ones I bought. I've heard of other people buying shoes from these discount stores, and some just don't seem to hold up...although I guess that depends on how and how much you use them.
As for the OP, if you're just looking for a general athletic shoe, all the brands you listed should provide decent quality, but what works and feels good to one may not apply to you...like cigars. I tend to look at Adidas and Nike for general athletic shoe shopping...and price.
My current pair has over 600 miles in them and aren't showing any signs of wearing out.
