Roshe G Tour Question

Looking at these shoes and I noticed they say removable spikes. Does this mean they are made to play spikeless as well as with the spikes?

Also, any reviews on them from those that have used them would be nice. Thanks!

Based on how the bottoms of them look, theres enough spines where i dont see why you couldnt play without the spikes unless the attachement points for the spikes would cause problems. however i dont think it means they are MADE to be able to be played as spikeless, just that you are able to remove the spikes for replacement.

I wouldn't do it. The bottoms are a plastic type of material that would probably be slick

> @aramirez24 said:

> Looking at these shoes and I noticed they say removable spikes. Does this mean they are made to play spikeless as well as with the spikes?

Typically, no. The correct term would be “replaceable” spikes. As in, traditional soft spikes that can be removed and replaced when worn down, as opposed to “spikeless” shoes where the traction comes from a plastic molded sole usually with nubs of some sort.

I have the Roshe G Tours are I like them a lot, but I wouldn’t play them with the spikes removed.

Not made to be played with the softspikes removed. If you want the spikeless shoe, check out the Roshe G.

Good deal. Thanks for the input.

Do they fit true to size?

> @lookylookitzadam said:

> Not made to be played with the softspikes removed. If you want the spikeless shoe, check out the Roshe G.

The tour seems to be the only one that is waterproof.

> @flip_rome said:

> Do they fit true to size?

For me, they fit like other Nike Golf shoes - 1/2 size smaller than adidas or Footjoy. Slightly larger in the toe box, but not enough to be considered a wide.

> @aramirez24 said:

> > @lookylookitzadam said:

> > Not made to be played with the softspikes removed. If you want the spikeless shoe, check out the Roshe G.

>

> The tour seems to be the only one that is waterproof.

Yep. I did hear that the 2020 Roshe G (non tours) are going to be waterproof though.

Sorry to bump an old thread but one of the spikes on my roshe g tours fell off. What spikes do people get to replace them? Great, comfortable shoe otherwise

I agree, my favorite golf shoe right now.

Pivix Golf Cleats by Softspikes: www.softspikes.com/collections/pivix-golf-cleats

They are also the replacement for Jordan XIs.