Adidas Golf 2022

[Redbird]

I was able to snag a pair of the waffle house shoes.  Went live a minute before 10 for me, check out was a breeze.  

[jah7838]

15 hours ago, FairwayJ_90 said:

I am seeing most of the Adidas pros are wearing the ZG21's still.  Even guys that have worn Tour360's previously.  Kind of surprised nobody is in the new 2022 Tour360's.  Has anyone worn both on the course?  Looking to scoop my first pair of Adidas golf shoes this season.

I have a pair of the new Tour 360s, and they fit fine in the toe box for me.  They have taken longer to break in than the previous Tour 360s because they're a little tighter in the heel area for me.  I wear them on the range just about every chance that I get, and don't worry about blisters on the heals when walking the course at this point.  I really only got really bad blisters on the heals the very first time I wore them. 

 

I'm debating another pair of them right now.  I like the way the ZG21s look, but they don't fit my feet as well as the Tour 360s in the toe box and around the arches.  I really don't need another pair of shoes because my previous Tour 360 models are still in good shape. 

[Smokey227]

16 hours ago, FairwayJ_90 said:

I am seeing most of the Adidas pros are wearing the ZG21's still.  Even guys that have worn Tour360's previously.  Kind of surprised nobody is in the new 2022 Tour360's.  Has anyone worn both on the course?  Looking to scoop my first pair of Adidas golf shoes this season.

I haven’t tried the new tour 360s, but played a version of the tour 360s for many years. I switched to Nike Tour Premiers and the first think I noticed was how much lighter they were. It made a huge difference for me in how I felt at the end of a long day.

 

When the zg21s first came out they are lightweight like the Nikes, have real spikes instead of nubs, and are waterproof. They also fit my foot well so they check all the boxes for me. Not sure how the new generations are on weight, but if they are like the old generations I will definitely stick with the zg. 

[ME27]

Anyone have a review on the tour 360 xt sl spikeless textile? Im looking for a spikeless option for range and walking and wondering how these are. 

[Marbymarbs]

On 4/7/2022 at 8:11 AM, MarkJK said:

No way I would buy the Tour360 22, the Zoom Infinity Tour or any shoe if you can't replace the spikes.  I have replaced the spikes several times in my "old" Tour360's.  What is the benefit to not having replaceable spikes other than for the manufacturer selling shoes more often to non-scholarship players?  Hope this shoe trend fades away soon.  

They're not normal spikes. They're the same flexy plastic material as the outsole so they are durable. Slippery though so not for rainy states.

[beaney]

I’ve had the 22 360s for a few weeks now, and while I like the look, and the boost is really really comfy, the heel break-in is an absolute b@@stard. 
 

I’ll freely admit that I normally have to break in most shoes, but that typically involves wearing to the range a couple of times, then 9 holes walk, and then I’m ready for 18. 
 

these 22s have had a good few range sessions, and I’ve just done my 3rd 9 holes, today intending on wearing them for the full 18, but by the 10th tee my heel was really sore and I had to take them off. 
 

not sure how many more break-ins these are going to need, but I’m hoping they give soon, as they’re otherwise really comfy and stable. 

[ZacR88]

Well I just picked up some 22 Tour 360's since my FootJoy Premiers decided to delaminate at the sole and lucky for me after 9 months of use still covered under warranty!

 

As a big fan of the Code Chaos, now on my third pair of those, these feel very similar but with spikes. 

 

Wont be wearing them for a while on course since its still early spring here but looking forward to it. 

[Section ThirtyOne]

So between the Flopshot and Rebelcross, the Flopshot is the keeper. Tried them both on and the Flopshot was a better fit for my foot.

 

I also prefer the look of the Flopshot, there was something a bit clunky with the Rebelcross that I couldn't put my finger on.

[Precis1on]

I really wanted to like the 22 360s (I had the boas), but didn't like how stiff they were in the toe box on both the lowers and uppers. I didn't give them a chance to break in, but so many shoes today are so comfy right out of the box and they just weren't. Might try the zg21s since it seems a lot of folks are still wearing them.

[jah7838]

18 hours ago, beaney said:

I’ve had the 22 360s for a few weeks now, and while I like the look, and the boost is really really comfy, the heel break-in is an absolute b@@stard. 
 

I’ll freely admit that I normally have to break in most shoes, but that typically involves wearing to the range a couple of times, then 9 holes walk, and then I’m ready for 18. 
 

these 22s have had a good few range sessions, and I’ve just done my 3rd 9 holes, today intending on wearing them for the full 18, but by the 10th tee my heel was really sore and I had to take them off. 
 

not sure how many more break-ins these are going to need, but I’m hoping they give soon, as they’re otherwise really comfy and stable. 

That’s the same thing I noticed with my 22s. I got mine when they came out and it feels like it’s taken longer to break in than previous 360 models. I do like the fit otherwise. 
 

I ended up getting a pair of the ZG21s last night. I had some trade in credit at Golf Galaxy and only had to pay $70 for them. They fit my feet better than I remembered them. I’m planning on wearing them today on the course. 

[Redbird]

My Waffle House shoes showed up. 👍👍👍 They’re almost too nice to wear. 🤣

[jah7838]

So I walked in the ZG21s right out of the box yesterday morning, and I have zero complaints about them.  They broke in just fine and stability was just as good as the new Tour 360s I have.  They're much lighter, so they will be really good for those hillier or longer courses that I occasionally walk.  I'll still walk in the Tour 360s since they're broken in now, but I like having the option of the lighter pair.  

[cubuffs]

On 4/9/2022 at 7:40 PM, Section ThirtyOne said:

So between the Flopshot and Rebelcross, the Flopshot is the keeper. Tried them both on and the Flopshot was a better fit for my foot.

 

I also prefer the look of the Flopshot, there was something a bit clunky with the Rebelcross that I couldn't put my finger on.

 

Have a pair of the flopshot on the way.  I also have a pair of the new Olukai golf shoes and doubt I will keep both.  Very excited to see if either can beat the the 2 pairs of True shoes I got last fall.

[Orange Hog]

On 4/10/2022 at 4:03 PM, Redbird said:

My Waffle House shoes showed up. 👍👍👍 They’re almost too nice to wear. 🤣

 

I'm so jealous.  Tried to nab a pair last week and the site was a disaster.

[FuzzyKnuckles]

Yep, was on it right at drop and took an L. Had it in my cart too. Same for my buddy

[Redbird]

On 4/13/2022 at 12:58 PM, Orange Hog said:

 

I'm so jealous.  Tried to nab a pair last week and the site was a disaster.

Dumb luck I guess?  Normally most times I try to snag a limited anything I strike out. I used the app this time.  Used the "Notify me when they're available" option and got the notification at 9:59, clicked on it and they were there.  Threw in in the cart and paid via apple pay.  

[beaney]

On 4/9/2022 at 4:08 PM, beaney said:

I’ve had the 22 360s for a few weeks now, and while I like the look, and the boost is really really comfy, the heel break-in is an absolute b@@stard. 
 

I’ll freely admit that I normally have to break in most shoes, but that typically involves wearing to the range a couple of times, then 9 holes walk, and then I’m ready for 18. 
 

these 22s have had a good few range sessions, and I’ve just done my 3rd 9 holes, today intending on wearing them for the full 18, but by the 10th tee my heel was really sore and I had to take them off. 
 

not sure how many more break-ins these are going to need, but I’m hoping they give soon, as they’re otherwise really comfy and stable. 

finally I have some good news. After a couple more outings of 9 holes, I finally managed a full 18 yesterday. The break-in is complete.
 

These have been the hardest pair to break-in I’ve had for a long time, but the boost is so comfortable, and I’m very glad that I can now enjoy the comfort. 

 

stick with it chaps, there is a comfortable boosty end to the heel pain!!!

[Redbird]

I found a pair of Stance tab socks with the 360's is perfect if the heel is bothering your achilles.  

[Mr. Grumpy]

Anyone try the Solarthon yet? I tried one on yesterday and they felt great, but wondering about how they grip? They are also a little pricey for what they are, but they are comfy..

[Wardonation]

Are the spikes not replacable on the new shoe? I tried them on (best feeling shoe) in a long time but the dude at the store told me the spikes are not replacable?

[jah7838]

7 minutes ago, Wardonation said:

Are the spikes not replacable on the new shoe? I tried them on (best feeling shoe) in a long time but the dude at the store told me the spikes are not replacable?

They are not replaceable in the new 360s.  From what I can tell so far, is that they seem very durable.  I don't know what that means long term though.  I'll probably want to replace them before the spikes wear out with how I am with shoes, so I'm not too worried about that aspect of their design.  

[Wardonation]

13 minutes ago, jah7838 said:

They are not replaceable in the new 360s.  From what I can tell so far, is that they seem very durable.  I don't know what that means long term though.  I'll probably want to replace them before the spikes wear out with how I am with shoes, so I'm not too worried about that aspect of their design.  

ya was thinking the same but still a bummer. great looking shoe and feels even better....

[USCHawks31]

1 hour ago, Mr. Grumpy said:

Anyone try the Solarthon yet? I tried one on yesterday and they felt great, but wondering about how they grip? They are also a little pricey for what they are, but they are comfy..

 

Wondering this too.  Solarthon looks like it would be a fantastic summer shoe for me.

[jah7838]

22 minutes ago, Wardonation said:

ya was thinking the same but still a bummer. great looking shoe and feels even better....

I agree about it being a bummer.  I was hesitant at first, but I am enjoying them.  As mentioned above, these are harder to break in the heel than previous models of Tour 360s, but once they're broken in, they're just fine.  They fit everywhere else on my foot just right.  

[FSUGolfdog]

Good deals on most sizes of the solarthon on Amazon.  

 

https://www.amazon.com/adidas-Unisex-Solarthon-Primegreen-Spikeless/dp/B08NWDSJCT/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=1ZC7FR1NMEQUI&keywords=adidas%2Bsolarthon%2Bgolf%2Bshoes&qid=1650384713&sprefix=adidas%2Bsolar%2Caps%2C126&sr=8-1-spons&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUExVE1WMzJWU0JRTkZMJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwMDQxMTE2MVA4WjNSVlc1QVg0VSZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUEwOTk4OTg5VFNKSVlXOEk1WlFBJndpZGdldE5hbWU9c3BfYXRmJmFjdGlvbj1jbGlja1JlZGlyZWN0JmRvTm90TG9nQ2xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ&th=1&psc=1

[Redbird]

If anyone wears a 9.5, my buddy has a pair of the Waffle House shoes he's thinking of returning.  He's not looking to make a buck on them.  

[DrDon]

I wore my new 2022 Code Chaos shoes for the first time.   Same as the 2020 version.   Most comfortable shoe I've ever worn.   

 

The 2021 version of Code Chaos leaked like a sieve.   My feet were soaked even when there was just dew on the grass.   

[KParks]

4 hours ago, DrDon said:

I wore my new 2022 Code Chaos shoes for the first time.   Same as the 2020 version.   Most comfortable shoe I've ever worn.   

 

The 2021 version of Code Chaos leaked like a sieve.   My feet were soaked even when there was just dew on the grass.   

 

Have you had a chance to check the waterproofing on the 2022? I'm so scared after my experience with the 2021s... probably just going to try and switch to the ZG21s. The 2021 CCs were so comfortable but so disappointed by the "waterproof".

[DrDon]

11 hours ago, KParks said:

 

Have you had a chance to check the waterproofing on the 2022? I'm so scared after my experience with the 2021s... probably just going to try and switch to the ZG21s. The 2021 CCs were so comfortable but so disappointed by the "waterproof".

 

No, I have NOT worn the 2022 versions in wet conditions yet.

 

The 2022 model seems identical to the 2020 model, which are relatively waterproof and keep my feet dry in dewy and damn conditions.

 

I agree with you regarding the 2021 Code Chaos model.   My feet get soaked with the 2021s unless the golf course is bone dry.   I wish I could send my 2021s back to Adidas for a refund.

 

 

[FairwayJ_90]

I just got my new 2022 ZG21's in and I have noticed a very large puff of air sound coming from the forefoot area while walking around.  It is kind of obnoxious.  Has anyone else experienced or noticed this?  Maybe after breaking them in this goes away?