adidas Men's Tour360 Xt Primeknit Golf Shoe

Big fan of Adidas golf shoes. I own 3 pairs of 360s. They're comfortable and durable. These, however... 1. Above, the manufacturer answers the question of whether they're waterproof with "yes, 1 year waterproof." Not buying that. Made of mesh fabric, so I imagine they're actually water absorbent, which is fine if you're playing in the summer. But hey, sometimes it rains when you don't expect it to, so maybe it's just me and because I play almost exclusively in a temperate climate, but I don't bother with water absorbent golf shoes. 2. Not a fan of the fit. Because they lack structural components, they're very tight across the instep, and again, because they're made of mesh, they'll never break in. So they're not particularly comfortable and never will be. 3. They looked better in the picture. So, what do you call a shoe that is uncomfortable, impractical, and unattractive? Returned. That's what I called it.

The sole started coming apart from the shoe with less than 10 rounds out of them.

The shoe looks great and was very comfortable until about the third hole when it started to rub the back of my ankle. I’ll definitely keep them I just have to wear a higher sock or put a band aid on the back of my ankle. Other than that they are great it’s probably just my left foot is different or something because it didn’t bother my right.

Very comfortable shoe with excellent traction fit for any conditions. No issue with tightness around top of foot that some other reviewers have noted. Infinitely better than the overpriced garbage golf shoes that Nike has put out over the past 12 months, and that’s coming from a Nike loyalist.

Just happened to see these pop up in my suggested products while shopping for a new golf bag. I didn't need a new set of spikes, but I'm a big fan of Adidas knit boost shoes (which I usually can't justify the price of). I didn't know knit spikes existed, and I couldn't pass these up at $126.Only complaint is that they don't have the softness/springiness that their boost shoes have, but I don't know why I expected the golf spike equivalent to.

These are very comfortable shoes and are indeed waterproof. They only downside that I have noticed is that my feet got a little colder than normal because they are lightweight material. Also get lots of compliments on the looks. I paid about $110 for them which made them a good value as well.

These are among the best golf shoes I've ever worn. They required no break-in -- they wear like socks once you get the laces adjusted right. Getting them on was also a bit of a challenge until I got the laces adjusted, but once they are on, they are VERY comfortable. And a great price with the sale ...

I’m a novice but still use spikes. They were very comfortable but didn’t think the material provided enough support for my Bryson-style swings. The full leather version is probably the way to go but they are pricey.

UPDATE:**After 3 weeks and 6 rounds I can confirm that these are indeed the best golf shoes Adidas has ever made (in my opinion). There are several things at the end of my typical golf round that I can complain about but sore feet or bad traction are not on the list. The combination of great stability and feather light design is truly like no other. The sock-like knit upper with no tongue creates no pressure points. Just one snug fit. And the sock design also keeps sand from entering your shoes during those times you find yourself on the beach. Awesome. So good I bought another pair in black/white for days when the light gray colors might attract too much dirt or mud. Very pleased.**I have been an adidas golf shoe fan for over 10 years and continue to be impressed by their balance of comfort and design.The previous iteration of the knit, sock-type 360 Boost shoe was a winner so I decided to try this latest version.Somehow the lightweight breathable (waterproof) material does not lessen the stability or creates too much torsion. It feels just right.I always walk and, other than the requisite first round heel blister, I expect these will break-in nicely. They are so light that they hardly seem noticeable when trekking 18 holes.Love the color but have to agree that likely not ideal for wet or muddy tracks. Good summer/dry day golf shoe in this color. The darker variety would be a better year round choice.And while a good looking shoe is only as good as its performance I believe this delivers on both.Well done adidas!

These shoes fit great and are super comfortable. Wore them a few times in the fall and my feet were always kept dry. The cloud foam makes it feel as though I'm walking on air. Not to mention they are normally almost $300! Great deal for a classy, yet good looking and comfortable golf shoe.