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i've had my trusty pair of gel fusion 1s for a while, and i need a new pair. I went on footjoy's website, and theyre not there anymore! wtf! those were the most comfortable pair of shoes i've ever worn. Any suggestions for other shoes? I need a shoe that looks like an actual golf shoe, not a tennis shoe. And preferrably foot joy.

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I don't know about you but Nikes feel good on my feet. I got a brand new in box with papers Nike SP-6 Saddle in White/Black size 13 for sale.
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i've had my trusty pair of gel fusion 1s for a while, and i need a new pair. I went on footjoy's website, and theyre not there anymore! wtf! those were the most comfortable pair of shoes i've ever worn. Any suggestions for other shoes? I need a shoe that looks like an actual golf shoe, not a tennis shoe. And preferrably foot joy.

I snagged a pair of Gel Fusion saddles on Ebay for 89. I know what you mean by something that looks like a golf shoe. I only wear the classic styles. I also picked up DryJoys earlier this year in Brown/brown croc from the same seller.

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