Spikeless Shoes

Not sure if this should go here or the "style and accessories" forum. I would say golf shoes are part of the equipment...

Anyhow - I have pretty much worn out my favorite pair of spikeless shoes - a pair of True Linkswear Phx that I got on clearance almost 2 years ago.

I know there are a lot of various spikeless shoes out there - could anyone recommend what would be similar to the True Phx's?

Or what your favorite pair are?

I strictly walk and only typically play in good/dry conditions.

My favorite ones (and i exclusively use "spikeless" shoes) is the type used on models like the Adidas Street. They are small studs , but not so small that they wear out too fast , or too wide that you get limited traction.

I have a first gen pair of Adidas that i've used for 3 years now off and on and they still have good tread.

I owned a pair of Pumas that had tiny studs, and they wore out in like 25 rounds. And i have a pair of Footjoys where the studs are too wide and you get no traction

My fav are ecco Biom Hybrids.... If you happen to have a high arch as I do you NEED to try these...most comfortable shoe ive ever worn..of any kind... I walked 18 with my 1st pair right out of thebox and never a minutes discomfort

As bladehunter says, the Ecco Biom is great if you have a high arch. Adidas street shoes or Footjoys are better if you don't have a high arch. If you prefer softer leather, go for Footjoy Contour Casuals - only negative is that the soles wear out quicker. Footboy Contour Casuals seem the best overall combo to me, durability balanced by lower price than Ecco's and good for work/office and golf. That said, I like all of the above.

My favorites are the Ashworth Cardiff ADC's. I have 4 pair (not the new versions). Very comfortable and great traction...even when grass is wet. Some say they look like old man shoes, which is ok...cause I'm old.

Recently purchased Nike Lunar Swingtip shoes. If you like how Nike shoes fit, you will like these shoes.You can find good sale prices on Amazon.

I just got a pair of new True Motions. I tried going to Adidas but can't stand not having zero drop shoes now. The motions are the best Trues since the original imo. The toe box is wider and the cleat area I think is improved. They are on sale for 69.00 if your interested

True Sensei.

Super light, comfortable, they breathe, and they have a much better platform IMO.

And much like the PHX you had before, you can probably find them on the cheap now.

I have many pairs of golf shoes, but I only now wear 1 pair, Ecco Biom Hybrid 2. I will not own another brand of shoes, they are so comfortable. I see no slipping problem, but if you slip in spineless shoes, you have poor balance or swinging to hard.

Like the nike lunars aswell. Really comfortable and stable

I have a pair of the Oakley Cypher 2's. Pretty minimalistic, I find them comfortable, but those that need a lot of support would probably hate these.

Footjoy Project M, you can find plenty on clearance too at decent price, great great shoe.

Love my Footjoy Contour Casuals.

[quote name='doublehans' timestamp='1438357374' post='12054212']Footjoy Project M, you can find plenty on clearance too at decent price, great great shoe.[/quote]

Ironically just found a pair at DSG this morning for like $17

Nike TW 14 Mesh, but only when riding

[quote name='doublehans' timestamp='1438357374' post='12054212']
Footjoy Project M, you can find plenty on clearance too at decent price, great great shoe.
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+1 on the Project M's...can get 'em for $40 at Budget Golf...oops just saw a post that they're $17 at DSG???

[quote name='Frisco Kid' timestamp='1438364083' post='12054992'][quote name='doublehans' timestamp='1438357374' post='12054212']
Footjoy Project M, you can find plenty on clearance too at decent price, great great shoe.
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+1 on the Project M's...can get 'em for $40 at Budget Golf...oops just saw a post that they're $17 at DSG???[/quote]

They happened to have them on clearance. They had my size - and a 8.5.

Nike and love them. Have some Ashworths also, but the soles started to peel away.

Puma Faas Grip 2.0 These are the most comfortable golf shoes I have ever worn.

I rotate three pairs, Bioms, Biom Hybrid, and Nike F1 Impact, depending on how much grip I need/want. The Nike's are the most comfortable shoe I've had. The newer F1 Impact 2 also should provide better grip than the original which was the only problem. If they fit your feet, they're worth a try, plus they won't break the bank like Eccos.

[quote name='bladehunter' timestamp='1438312442' post='12051722']
My fav are ecco Biom Hybrids.... If you happen to have a high arch as I do you NEED to try these...most comfortable shoe ive ever worn..of any kind... I walked 18 with my 1st pair right out of thebox and never a minutes discomfort
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Best golf shoes ever....and arguably the most comfortable shoes I own period.

Another Nike Lunar vote.

[quote name='Markrip' timestamp='1438377748' post='12056270']Another Nike Lunar vote.[/quote]

This

New Balance Minimus are super comfortable if you have wide flat Fred Flintstone feet

I'm a True Tour guy and bought a pair of the canvas Lunar Swingtips...mainly because they can be had on the cheap off ebay. They have been a pleasant surprise. Not quite as comfortable as the Trues but for 45 bucks I have 0 complaints, plenty of toe box room for me. Not a super high end shoe but after the soles wears out they'll be perfect for backyard parties or bump'n around.