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Hey Folks!

Just wanted to drop in and let you guys know about some newly released golf shoes we've got over on golfshoesonly.com now.

We're really seeing manufacturers flock to the "street" and sneaker styles with their new shoes.

What do you guys think? Do you go for the street shoes or do you kick it old school with more traditional style golf shoes?

And for those of you already on board with the street shoes: do you wear them a lot off the course as well? Or are they still just for golf?


(images click through to golfshoesonly.com)

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FootJoy's FJ Sport Spikeless golf shoes ($119.95)

FootJoy's FJ Sport Spikeless ($119.95)
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FootJoy's DryJoys Tour BOA golf shoes ($169.95)

FootJoy's DryJoys Tour BOA ($169.95)

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Ashworth's Cardiff Canvas golf street shoes ($119.95)

Ashworth's Cardiff Canvas ($119.95)

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Nike's Air Range WP II golf street shoes ($99.99)

Nike's Air Range WP II ($99.99)
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Nike's Lunar SwingTip golf street shoes ($119.99)

Nike's Lunar SwingTip ($109.99 - $119.99, depending on style)
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adidas's CrossFlex golf street shoes ($99.99)

adidas's CrossFlex ($99.99)
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adidas's PureMotion golf street shoes ($119.99)

adidas's PureMotion ($119.99)

the PureMotions even have nubs aligned with each toe, haha:

adidas PureMotion golf street shoes - sole shot with toe nubs

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Oakley's Cipher golf street shoes ($129.95)

Oakley's Cipher ($129.95) - This is the lightest golf shoe on the market today.


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I should correct my earlier post. I like the look of the new Adidas Power Band and Tour 360 shoes, not the ones shown above. Out of the shoes shown above, FootJoy by far wins the "appearance" award in my book.


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FootJoy's DryJoys Tour BOA golf shoes ($169.95)

These are sweet!

Callaway AI Smoke TD Max 10.5* | Cobra Big Tour 15.5* | Rad Tour 18.5* | Titleist U500 4i | T100 5-P | Vokey 50/8* F, 54/10* S,  58/10* S | Scotty Cameron Squareback 1


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Huge fan of the street shoes, I have 3 pair, FJ Contour Casual, ECCO Street and Oakley Ripcord, plus hoping to get the Adidas Crossflex for my birthday.  I hope this is not just a trend, I really don't want to go back to traditional golf shoes, I find the street shoes much easier on my feet, I can walk 18 and still stand on my feet the next morning.  I don't wear my street shoes for anything but golf, but I really like being able to put my shoes on at home, drive to the course, play 18, and drive home.  No more trying to change shoes sitting on the cart or trunk of the car.

Craig 

Yeah, wanna make 14 dollars the hard way?


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