Sorry for late reply to questions about the oakley shoes, just came back from working all night and can't take pictures because the shoes are in my closet and can't take them out without the wife noticing(she doesn't know I bought them), but yeah, if you go to Oakley.com footwear section you will see 9 different styles of golf shoes, I bought the RIPCORD in black, I do walk a lot and my feet are always in pain due to the fact that I may have eaten a cheeseburger or two in my day(I am 6'1" 265lbs), these shoes felt great the moment I put them on, they are very light but yet I get the feel that the quality is going to hold up well, I played today/yesterday in the rain and the only part of my prominent anatomy that kept dry was my feet, I mean completely dry.
I'm only in my mid 30s but I do have some wear and tear so for me now days comfort comes before style, with these though I think I have the best of both worlds as I think these shoes look fantastic, the RIPCORDS are more comfortable and just as good looking as my tan adicross pair.
I bought the shoes at Golfsmith though they don't have them listed on their website, the only other Oakley model I saw was the HOLDOVER these are really sharp looking also but have real spikes so I didn't even try them.
I'm only in my mid 30s but I do have some wear and tear so for me now days comfort comes before style, with these though I think I have the best of both worlds as I think these shoes look fantastic, the RIPCORDS are more comfortable and just as good looking as my tan adicross pair.
I bought the shoes at Golfsmith though they don't have them listed on their website, the only other Oakley model I saw was the HOLDOVER these are really sharp looking also but have real spikes so I didn't even try them.
