VegasMav
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I suppose everyone's feet are different. I'd like to know what you dislike about the ECCOs. I will buy some Cuaters and give my thoughts. Never dare a Nu Yawker in Vegas.
What in your opinion are the most comfortable golf shoes for walking?
Bad experience?
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I suppose everyone's feet are different. I'd like to know what you dislike about the ECCOs. I will buy some Cuaters and give my thoughts. Never dare a Nu Yawker in Vegas.
It's become a bit of a right of passage at the PGA Show to go into the ecco booth. When I was covering the show for THP members in 2016, I attempted to snap some photos of the booth (we did every booth in its' own thread that year) and was legitimately kicked out of the booth by the workers. For clarity, every shoe in there that year was available on their website.
It will undoubtedly go down as one of the top three most awkward experiences of my professional life haha
VegasMav
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Guess they didn't realize who they were messing with.
Too bad for them. I'll let you know when I get those Cuaters...
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hahahaha! Wear what you think works best for your feet my good man! I used to post my hatred all the time, but then they started making shoes that really didn't fit my eye and I just stopped paying attention to them altogether.Guess they didn't realize who they were messing with.
Sad, weird story, but it's a story worth telling I suppose.
VegasMav
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Report it like it is. The ECCOs I currently have are doing just fine, but I'm always shopping for something new. I had a pair of Nike shoes that were made with Italian leather and looked sharp as hell, well maybe back in 2000, and I just loved them. Then they got really uncomfortable and I tossed them like an old girlfriend.
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Fair enough. I’ve boycotted other companies or brands for less, lol.
It's a good story and because of ECCO's zealous protection of their intellectual property (even though it's on the internet) by banning outside photos, there are a few people that won't deal with them. I'm one... I've not been interested in ECCO before and have even less interest now.
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I can't get past the looks. I want to like them.
Yeah, I agree. I've used the Ringers the last three rounds and they have gotten way more comfortable as I've broken them in. Recommended for comfort and the looks aren't too bad.
Adidas Adizero and Puma NXT Ignite Disc.
I've been happy with my Adidas Powerband Boost BOA's (just ordered another pair) and my Adidas Tourknit 360's. I've gotten a couple pair of Footjoy's but they just don't seem to fit me very well.
True Major is a great lightweight shoe.... https://truelinkswear.com/true-major/
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Adidas BOOST
My Puma Ingite NXT Disc spikeless shoes are the most comfortable I have worn, even more so than previous Puma shoes I have owned
Puma NXT spikeless are the most comfortable golf shoes I've ever worn.
Disc > laces >>> Solelace.
Disc > laces >>> Solelace.
100% the new ASICS options. I have a LOT of golf shoes, but can't stop walking in these puppies. They're definitely the most comfortable I've ever used.
Everyone’s feet are different. Maybe due to the fact that I’ve worn safety shoes for 30 years. My New Balance are plenty comfortable for walking. I’m also limited by sizes available to me. I’d like to try a pair of FJ not because I’m unhappy but to try something different.