A month later how is the inner material heel wear going? I’m liking the look of these. I’ve never though of something like this for gym ice but it makes sense.
Puma Fusion Crush Sport '24 Golf Shoes
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Good. They are my gym shoes most days. My golf shoes some days - I have a lot of playing shoes. And I leave them in and run around town in these more than either my normal gym or playing shoes.
Heel looks good. In shoe and on my foot. No issues that I've noticed.
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Thanks for the pic. Those are a different material than my ignites. That material actually works for me and my weird heel pad wear.
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How is the sizing? True to size or do they run a half to a full size larger like some previous Pumas?
I would love to see Puma's Boa lace system on these.
I would love to see Puma's Boa lace system on these.
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Just got the email from Puma on these.
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Are they proper waterproof? That's wild for a mesh shoe.
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Are they proper waterproof? That's wild for a mesh shoe.
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On their website, they say "1 year waterproof construction", for whatever that's worth...Just got the email from Puma on these.
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Are they proper waterproof? That's wild for a mesh shoe.
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Seems like it. Shared where I ran them under the sink to clean a couple spots and my hand inside stayed dry.Just got the email from Puma on these.
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Are they proper waterproof? That's wild for a mesh shoe.
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Spotted a couple people wearing these other than me now. One on course and one in a golf store. Had conversations with both about them because I'm me lol, and they seemed to be enjoying them. One was a young guy and his girlfriend bought them for him as an early gift because she told him his options were "nothing over a hundred dollars". He liked the wearing them to the gym idea.
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Seriously. These are the freaking everyshoe! Killed it on the hitting mats earlier, running an errand after, at the gym, and now have stupidly good traction running stuff from my truck inside.
I've been ogling them since they released. I love my Alphacats so much that I'm struggling deciding whether to grab a pair of these or add another pair of Alphacat. I'm really leaning toward these!
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They're definitely not an Alphacat replacement, but they're great on their own. Just two different kinds of shoes. These are lighter weight and more casual I'd say. Not quite the premium you get with the Alphas, but a great shoe for the price. I guarantee I'll get another pair of these.
That speaks volumes and tells me all I need to know.
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Mine came in last night. Fit hits the spot. So far, the shoes are incredibly comfortable. I haven't hit balls with them yet or been on grass with them but, from what I've seen on carpet, slate and hardwood, traction will not be an issue.
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I want modeling pics.
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They are comfortable and were great on the course last week. With the shoes I have being in good shape, they have me rethinking whether I want that other shoe.
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Can you be more specific? Which particular super secret golf shoe currently available on Carl's Golfland for fast shipping do you mean?
There's so many to choose from. I hear ya though. Unless you have a need you really have to want them.
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I noticed the Volition model browsing the Puma website.
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Volition FUSION CRUSH SPORT Spikeless Golf Shoes
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Puma also makes a Fusion Crush Sport WIDE variant - I bought some tonight after trying on a lot of pairs and I can tell you definitively the 11.5 in the Wide variant had appreciably more width, especially around the ball of the foot, than a 12 in the 'normal' (i.e., Fusion Crush Sport) shoe. I have a flat arch and wider foot, and these fit my flipper much better than any of the other 6-7 pairs I laced up - certainly including the 'normal' version of the same shoe - so hats off to Puma for putting forth a Wide variant from where I sit! I look forward to getting them on the course; as someone who has been away from the game for about a decade this is my first foray into molded (i.e., no cleats/spikes) shoes so I'm curious how the traction is, particularly in challenging applications, and I'm also interested in how supportive they are when walking 18 holes (knees and hips weren't thrilled with old shoes, a basic FootJoy model I won in a tourney raffle many moons ago).