Puma Golf Shoes

Anyone currently wear the recent Puma shoe lines that are out? There seems to be a few models at different price points there top of the line I assume since they are $179 to there middle line around $129-$89. This is a really old thread with not a lot of posts so hopefully there is a bit more popularity now.

I have 2 pairs of puma's, 2 pairs of foot joys, and a pair of nike. The puma's are far and away my favorite they are the most comfortable for my feet. I don't like the Nikes that much not too uncomfortable but just don't fit me that well. Basically golf shoes are like everything else try a bunch on a golf store and see which one fits you the best.

Cool, thanks for the response. I personally wear Adidas because of the fit. Tried a pair or 2 of Nike didn't like the feel. Haven't tried any of the Puma styles since I have only seen them online. They make a few sharp looking models. A bit pricey at $179.

I've been wearing Adidas the past couple of years, with general success.  At the end of last season, I bought a pair of these: http://www.tgw.com/customer/category/product.jsp/SUBCATEGORY_ID/14201 Puma Cell Fusion in the white/snorkel blue.  I think I got them on sale for like $110.   They are very sharp in person, and look great out on the course.  Though the one time I wore them for a walking round of 18, I got pretty bad blisters on the back of my foot.  I only wore them that one time, so not sure if it was a fluke or not, but I had never gotten blisters from the Adidas.  The better Pumas do get very good reviews though, so plenty of people like them.

I've tried on the Puma Jigg's really liked them and they are reasonably priced. Eventually I just went with a pair of Nike's though sort of disappointed in my choice though in retrospect the Puma's were way more comfortable and even though their a bit flashy I've heard they hold up great in rainy weather which being from the NW I needed.

Try them again. The course I work at sign a contract to sell PUMA for the next five years. The rep informed us that a lot of people have the complaint of blisters after the first round, but they consider this the "break-in time". Two to three rounds are the recommended break-in time.

As for PUMA, I am a huge PUMA fan. I have owned five pair of shoes by them and have loved all of them. Pretty excited that we signed a contract with them. I'm not in the market for new cleats this summer, just bought a pair of Adidas last summer for beyond cheap (for here in Canada anyways). If I can ever get any updates from the rep or anything about new models or anything, I will be sure to let everyone know, as well as I can see if I can't get some clothing reviews as far as their shirts and pants compared to say Nike and Adidas.

It's all about personal preference and your own foot.  I recently bought some Ecco Street Premiers (which are very comfortable).  But of the last 4-5 pairs of shoes I've worn on the course, the most comfortable were the cheapest -- some Callaway model.  Behind them were a pair of Adidas that were much lower in price than the NIke and other FJ shoes I already had.  Bottom line -- try on several options and find the right "fit" for you.  For individuals, higher price doesn't necessarily mean better comfort.

Thanks for the heads-up on this.  I'll definitely give them another shot, as they were comfortable (other than the blisters), and they look great (I got compliments on the Cell Fusions).  Though of course, being a true "ho", since the end of last season, I picked up a pair of Ecco Classic GTX ($200 shoes) on clearance at Golf Galaxy for $60, and a pair of Footjoy Contours on clearance at Dick's for $30.  So there's still competition for the Pumas...

No problem, just passing on some information, don't want to see a nice pair of shoes go to waste.