Spiked or Spikeless Golf Shoes What is Best? Will they both grip?

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Golfers, have you ever wondered what the difference is between spiked and spikeless golf shoes? And more importantly, will either type of shoe grip the green well? Watch this video to find out!
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@michaelrobertson8791 Год назад

I have both! In the wet I go for the spike type! Here in Texas during the summer you want the lightest possible! Thanks Mark

@malicarr1 2 года назад

Hip replacement 4 months ago, advised by surgeon that I need shoes that allow my foot to turn & not lock my foot (& over twist hip) he doesn’t play golf tho so doesn’t recognise that we do turn foot. I feel safer in my FJ spikes as it reduces slip risk when walking between holes😉

@petegalindez9961 2 года назад

I’m 53. Had my first hip replaced at 43 and my second one last year…I used spikeless for about the first 6-8 months after both surgeries (Ecco’s), and now use both, depending on the weather conditions. If I’m on the range and it’s later in the day/dry, or walking a round later in the day when it’s not wet, I’ll use the spikeless, but if it’s wet out at all, I go with spikes…I’ve had no issues at all…good luck and congrats on the hip replacement. They haven’t written the Golf Digest article yet, but a hip replacement is guaranteed to give you 25 extra yards on your drive…I’m getting 50 extra with the two hips! LOL!

@kchilz32 3 месяца назад

I just had an anterior hip replacement a few weeks ago and starting to feel better I’m only 42 don’t know what shoe to get

@fenschmen2795 3 месяца назад

This video helped me (beginner)

@ericaasen4512 4 месяца назад

I feel he cant say much being a rep that carrys both products, but i can. If you have a higher swing speed, use steel stiff shafts, stay away from spike less, youll kill yourself swinging with those. Most women and guys that play with graphite, or just have a more slower swing can get away with them. I wouldnt recommend anyone using them on wet grass like after it rains, morning dew, or if they just ran the sprinklers. This is soley my opinion of course.

@billhooks69 2 года назад

I have a pair of Nike spiked and Adidas spikeless. Tend to use the Nike shoes during the winter and Adidas during the summer. I do have a problem with the underside of my feet so for comfort value I prefer the Adidas shoes. I can walk the course without any issues with my feet whereas the Nike shoes kill if I walk too far in them and need a buggy.

@terrybates696 Год назад

The only shoe that fits me is the Ecco brand which is obviously a premium cost, I prefer spikeless thru summer up tp October (generally) but they wear down due to my walking pattern, (and paths etc) which means 70% of shoe is fine when I change. But spikes are far better for winter/wet courses especially having had a slip/fall.

@hoppman6649 2 года назад

I prefer spikeless, by the time I wear out the spikes on the bottom of spikeless, I am ready for a new pair. I really like the FJ spikeless, I have never slipped in them. I have slipped in ECCO spikeless a couple of times. I have had the cleats fall out to many times in cleated shoes and that can be a pain in the ass when traveling.

@dgreen8388 2 года назад

Same here. I absolutely love my FJ Pro/SL spikeless shoes. I have a higher than average swing speed (112-115 with driver) and I've yet to slip.

@lwood5375 Год назад

I have spiked shoes but take the spikes out when playing indoors and it feels like a spikeless shoe

@robbiles 2 года назад

Also, spikeless can be worn as a casual shoe off the course.

@GolfShopOnline 2 года назад

Good point Rob

@ScottDreyfus Год назад

I tore my mcl on a slip a year ago in a spiked shoe (adidas tour360 Ltd 2). The soft spikes would just slip and I’d be fine but the spikes slipped and gripped and I was pushing off for a driver and my upper leg overpowered my knee…pop goes the mcl like a gunshot. We go in hospital

@GolfShopOnline Год назад

Ouch!

@bartholomewa9294 Месяц назад

👏🏼

@stephenrobertson5879 11 месяцев назад

Can you wear the spineless on concrete or asphalt, on your way to the course?

@GolfShopOnline 11 месяцев назад

Absolutely, just be a little careful if driving/travelling to the course, some spikeless sole patterns are more accentuated than others and may get in the way