Adidas Tour360 Knit shoes

AThompson_3

I_HATE_SNOW wrote:

jacobEDGE wrote:

Sometimes I feel like I'm the only person who doesn't even think about shoes being waterproof. Like, that thought never once crosses my mind when looking at shoes.

IMHO, waterproof means hot, then again, most of my summer rounds are done with TEVA sandals.

Don’t play in the early morning or anything more than a 10% chance of rain huh? Waterproofing is one of the things that I need the most out of a golf shoes besides traction. Waterproof doesn’t mean hot. Waterproof means dry. Nothing worse then walking down the first fairway in the morning and your socks getting wet from the dew splashing up.

I_HATE_SNOW

AThompson_3 wrote:

I_HATE_SNOW wrote:

jacobEDGE wrote:

Sometimes I feel like I'm the only person who doesn't even think about shoes being waterproof. Like, that thought never once crosses my mind when looking at shoes.

IMHO, waterproof means hot, then again, most of my summer rounds are done with TEVA sandals.

Don't play in the early morning or anything more than a 10% chance of rain huh? Waterproofing is one of the things that I need the most out of a golf shoes besides traction. Waterproof doesn't mean hot. Waterproof means dry. Nothing worse then walking down the first fairway in the morning and your socks getting wet from the dew splashing up.

If it rains, you go home, unless you like lightening. Not much dew here either.

AThompson_3

I_HATE_SNOW wrote:

AThompson_3 wrote:

I_HATE_SNOW wrote:

jacobEDGE wrote:

Sometimes I feel like I'm the only person who doesn't even think about shoes being waterproof. Like, that thought never once crosses my mind when looking at shoes.

IMHO, waterproof means hot, then again, most of my summer rounds are done with TEVA sandals.

Don't play in the early morning or anything more than a 10% chance of rain huh? Waterproofing is one of the things that I need the most out of a golf shoes besides traction. Waterproof doesn't mean hot. Waterproof means dry. Nothing worse then walking down the first fairway in the morning and your socks getting wet from the dew splashing up.

If it rains, you go home, unless you like lightening. Not much dew here either.

Lightning and rain don’t always come together. If it rains you keep playing until it lightnings or it becomes a torrential downpour and you have standing water on the course. How do you not have dew? Dew is everywhere in early mornings in the middle of summer.

I_HATE_SNOW

AThompson_3 wrote:

I_HATE_SNOW wrote:

AThompson_3 wrote:

I_HATE_SNOW wrote:

jacobEDGE wrote:

Sometimes I feel like I'm the only person who doesn't even think about shoes being waterproof. Like, that thought never once crosses my mind when looking at shoes.

IMHO, waterproof means hot, then again, most of my summer rounds are done with TEVA sandals.

Don't play in the early morning or anything more than a 10% chance of rain huh? Waterproofing is one of the things that I need the most out of a golf shoes besides traction. Waterproof doesn't mean hot. Waterproof means dry. Nothing worse then walking down the first fairway in the morning and your socks getting wet from the dew splashing up.

If it rains, you go home, unless you like lightening. Not much dew here either.

Lightning and rain don't always come together. If it rains you keep playing until it lightnings or it becomes a torrential downpour and you have standing water on the course. How do you not have dew? Dew is everywhere in early mornings in the middle of summer.

Different climate.

AThompson_3

I_HATE_SNOW wrote:

AThompson_3 wrote:

Lightning and rain don't always come together. If it rains you keep playing until it lightnings or it becomes a torrential downpour and you have standing water on the course. How do you not have dew? Dew is everywhere in early mornings in the middle of summer.

Different climate.

Where the **** are you playing where it never rains, you have no dew, but it’s warm enough to wear Teva sandals in the summer?

Z1ggy16

Chief275 wrote:

https://m.adidas.com...oes/F33629.html



First I've heard about these was today on Golf Digest' instagram story. Anyone have any feedback on these? They look super comfy but I wonder about the stability.

My feed back:



One of the best fitting golf shoes I've ever worn. Also insanely uncomfortable because the tongue is a part of the shoe and I got massive lace bite because of this. Wanted to love them, but I couldn't.

I_HATE_SNOW

AThompson_3 wrote:

I_HATE_SNOW wrote:

AThompson_3 wrote:

Lightning and rain don't always come together. If it rains you keep playing until it lightnings or it becomes a torrential downpour and you have standing water on the course. How do you not have dew? Dew is everywhere in early mornings in the middle of summer.

Different climate.

Where the **** are you playing where it never rains, you have no dew, but it's warm enough to wear Teva sandals in the summer?

Colorado and western Nebraska. Low humidity in the summer.