adidas Men's Adipower 4orged Golf Shoe

I play about once a week and have exclusively worn these shoes since I purchased them six months ago. I wear Adidas shoes for various sports and have done so for the last 20 years. Unfortunately I have found these shoes to be an exception to the comfort and quality I have found with all other Adidas shoes. The first time wearing this product I was using an electric cart for the round; nevertheless, the back of my heals were rubbed raw. Ever since then I have used an adhesive bandage over the problem area and this remedied the issue. Today I decided to enjoy the day and walk 18 holes. I applied the protective bandage and wore a thick pair of socks. After the sixth hole, the pain hade gotten the better of me. I removed the shoe to discover the skin on the rear of my foot had been rubbed almost completely off. I had to retrieve a pair of sneakers from my car to finish the round.I saw a few reviews with the same issue; however decided it would not be a real problem due tot he overwhelmingly good reviews. I was wrong, these shoes are feet killers... but they do look good.

I've walked several rounds in them already and for the most part — I love them. The downside is it's summer, and I'm wearing the short, "no-show" socks. That said, as my headline suggests, the "rubbery" material they make the interior heel area out of will rub your skin right off (my guess this is what all the "bloody heel" reviews are about).The fix (for me) was heel tab socks (I used these — https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MV4RZFK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1), but some moleskin would do the trick too.I'd expect that the issue may have never even come up if I'd have bought these in winter or fall, as I would have likely been in taller socks with pants.Other than that, super comfy, and love the Boost!

New to golf and got these because I usually like how Adidas fit as I wear a wide 4E and their wide fits are comfy.... as others mentioned the heel cuff where it meets your ankle is very hard, it blistered my ankle and made it bleed. I had to change into my regular sneakers by the 4th hole. So that night I took a wood clamp, rolled the heel down, wrapped it with a tee-shirt and put the clamp on there for a few days. Sounds like a lot of work but it was actually simple and very effective way to speed up the break in process. Next golf outing was perfect, the shoes were super comfy, grippy and my feet felt great. As much as they were a hassle they are worth it. I'd buy them again. But that break in was the reason for 4 stars.

They look nice, but are uncomfortable. I bought my size 11 and returned them for a 1/2 size bigger. The 11.5 did not make a significant difference, but I thought perhaps after wearing them I would break them in... Nope. Even with a thin sock they are still too small - my feet start hurting before the turn. I like the brand and the style, I was going to try the size 12 but the return window has closed [Dec 27th]. I will try another brand.

bought mine the same time a friend bought the same pare at a local store. he wore his and immediately had raw bleeding sores at the base of his ankle. This is a bad design... that leather on the inside of the back of the shoe will rub you raw if you arent wearing taller thick socks. I returned this and bought some code chaos shoes from adidas... most comfortable golf shoes I've ever worn.

I bought these to be used in a golf tournament I was going to be in. I got them well in advance to break them in. I first wore them around the house for a bit. Then I went to play a round in them and walked. I got through about 4 holes before I had to switch them out with my old ones. They were causing a blister on my Achilles tendon. This was expected. I wore them again for another round. Got through 9 holes. I am now thinking they are on there way. I sprayed them to get them to stretch out a bit, and played a few more rounds, never getting past the 9th hole. I was not able to get them broke in for the tournament, and they still give me a blister on the tendon by the 9th hole.

Before adidas boost came out I was a huge footjoy guy. But once adidas introduced boost into their golf shoes, I've been wearing them, and for years now. Best, most comfortable golf shoe ever. But these less expensive, lower quality adidas boost golf shoes are not as good as their higher line boost golf shoes. The top heel portion of the shoe where it comes up in the back of my ankle rubs the skin and caused blisters. This has never happened to me before with adidas boost shoes right out of the box. The boost cushioning is not at the same level and quality. The tongue is very thin and cheap feeling. These were only $57 bucks and figured I'd take shot. But I guess you get what you pay for.

Great value - I got them for $97 and they were $140 at Dicks. They are probably the most comfortable golf shoes that I have ever owned and look nice as well.

Worn it in all types of conditions, and they're awesome. Comfortable, great support when you torque on shaped shots, and above all ... DRY.

Un poco incomodo el calzado en la parte de la suela.. y parte del empeine en general el calzado esta bien .. buen diseño.

No es un producto de buena calidad. Parece que son saldos que le sobran al fabricante

Muy bien

parfait fit tres confortable