EtonicStabilite Sport Spikeless Golf Shoes

This is a decent quality golf shoe as I would expect from Etonic. However, the mesh panels pick up sand and dirt easily and are very difficult to clean - so your white shoe is a stained shoe after a single round. However, the mesh does not impact the water resistance which is excellent. The fit is slightly narrow across the ball of foot and toes so avoid this if you have wide feet. Finally, the sole, while grippy, is quite flexible - closer to a gym shoe than a golf shoe. If you're a strong golfer, they may lack the necessary support. However, for high handicappers looking for a low-cost shoe to play on local courses, this might fit the bill.

I bought a pair of Etonic golf shoes a couple of years ago and they were outstanding. I play often and shoes normally last a couple of years as did that pair. I wanted to replace them with the exact Model but could not find them. Waterproof is my main concern and those older Etonic were waterproof. These are not. I've worn them about 3 times early morning with dew and my socks are soaked through top to bottom...wicking water works well.I'll need to return these. They are a comfortable fit,nice, am normally a 10.5 ordered 11 and nearly a perfect fit being just a tiny bit tight on the sides so probably should have gone wide

Surprisingly good quality for the price, comfortable, and waterproof! Very impressed and pleased with the purchase and the comfort when walking 18 on my hilly home course. Plan to buy the blue pair, as well. Definitely recommend!

I wear a 9 1/2 E or wide. Shoe on the right is my Skechers. Shoe on left is their 9.5 wide. Their shoe is at least 1 size smaller, and width, who knows! Shoe is labeled USA 9.5 but my best guess is it is a woman's shoe. They charge you to ship back and a 20% restocking fee. Package must be undamaged and shoes not worn in order to get your remaining monies back. So it cost me over $17 to discover their shoes run super small. I will file a dispute with Chase if I don't get ALL my money back.

I've been playing golf for 65 years and I can't begin to tell you how many Etonic golf shoes I have worn over that time. Being the age I am now, I have decided to go spikeless. Etonic's not only offers a quality shoe, but it is also economical. This is the fourth pair of different style Etonic's I have purchased in the last four months. Because I use an insole that doesn't come with the shoe, I buy a half size larger.

Shoes fit perfectly and are very nice looking. Purchased 8/20 and as of 7/28 heel bottom came loose on both shoes last week. Glued with gorilla glue and for now staying together but now bottom of left shoe in middle of left side has come loose.Grass is damp in early morning when we play so looks like you need to play on completely dry ground with these.

These are nice shoes, and while I haven't gotten in enough rounds to definitively say these will last, they look good, are waterproof, and do what they are supposed to do. For the price, I would recommend them, though they may not be quite as comfortable as the more "sneaker" type of golf shoe.

Wide Fit more like Extra wide. Would be interested in seeing what the regular fit feels like. Overall a great shoe. I like a wide toe box, But these are very wide in the upper middle. Makes it look like I have a very fat foot. Tying the laces very tight doesn't cinch that up either. Just something to be aware of. Again I like the shoe, just stating my view on fitment. I wear wide shoes in multiple brands. This is a first with this kind of "issue". Still very comfortable, not a deal breaker in my opinion. Still comfy and stylish