ZORIZ Golf Sandals for Women and Men, Golf Thong Flip Flops With Removable Soft Spikes, Golf Footwear With Deeper Heel Cup and Higher Sidewalls for Secure Comfort

I LOVE these golf flip flops! I live in Arizona so I wear flip flops almost everyday of the year. Summer golf here is very hot so I just love not having to having to wear shoes and socks to play! Yes, you get a little sand in them in the sand traps, but our goal is to stay out of the sand, right? The sizes are Men's, so I ordered a down a size and they fit perfectly. I found them comfortable from the first time I put them on and surprisingly, there is no shifting during my swing! I highly recommend these to flip flop wearers everywhere!

I have worn Sandbagger golf sandals for 25+ years and I just played my first round with the Zoriz sandals. These are super comfortable, held my foot extremely well (I was skeptical that they would), and performed beautifully. This sandal is a keeper. The price is great and the color options are sooo cool. Highly recommend that you give them a try. You won't be disappointed. Order arrived earlier than expected--another plus! Now that I have worn my sandals for several rounds of golf, I wanted to update my earlier review. For those who thought that they were a little snug in the toe/upper strap area, please give them a try anyway. I found the same to be true when I first put them on, but after playing midway through the first hole, they loosened up and were very comfortable. They seem to tighten as they sit in the golf bag, but once the sandals are put on and worn for maybe 15 minutes, they are no longer too tight. Please give them a try on the course before you make up your mind. Also, I paired them with the new Volvik matte balls in orange--a dynamite combination!

I ordered 2 pair of the same size Zoroaster in different colors. The pink paire fit well and I could not be happier with them. They are great for golfing! Unfortunately I had to return the tan pair. One of the straps was too tight. It was visibly straighter than the other straps and did not follow the contour of the foot. It dug in and was too uncomfortable to wear

I'm playing at a 6 handicap currently. I've worn Crocs flipflops on the course for the last few dry seasons, removing them for all shots except putting as they are not stable, yet good traction for walking. With ZORIZ there is no need to kick them off for shots. I wore them to the range first test. I was able to swing to a tee finish with no slipping issues on the footbed that I'd have with other flip flops. I wore them to a tournament the next day. No issues at all. If you've ever worn flip flops on the course with 5+ miles of walking you are going to tub some contact areas on your feet raw, let them heal for 2 weeks and you're good to go for the season. The ZORIZ rubbed a small half inch area raw on each foot on top of the inside instep from my round. I consider this breaking my feet into the shoe, not the other way around. From my experience that's pretty minimal rubbing as seen in the photo circled in blue. I actually expected more rubbing from a firm fitting strap. The cleats are screw in style, not the typical snap in, therefore they will need to be retightened every round so you don't lose them. Some blue Loctite will solve that issue if you choose and still allow you to remove for replacement. I play 200+ rounds a year and over a 3rd of those in flipflops. I've replaced the Crocs annually because of wear of the soles, it's many miles. I'll be very happy if I get a full season out of these. My normal size is men's 12.5 wide. I ordered men's size 12 per their recommendation. They perform very well. Update: Time to order a new pair as these lasted nearly a full season. I purchased these in July '23. It is now June '24 and I noticed the toe web is about to wear through. I never lost a cleat, but they are worn down now.

Not a bad golf sandal in terms of support and stability thru the swing. However, what I failed to realize is this is clearly a sandal for southern wide open courses with little need to wade through thick northern rough. I stepped in some prickers and cut my foot straight off in my first round playing in them. Plus, I never thought of the exposure to golf course chemicals. Lesson learned!

Edited review: Just played my third round in these. The outsole and the midsole are separating big time. It appears the glue they use is not good. I will glue them back together because I like the shoes but I think they should last longer than 3 rounds. Original Review: These are awesome. People never believe that they're actually golf shoes. They are tight enough to stay on but still be comfortable. My only complaint is that the logo on the footbed of both sandals fell off on my first use. Also make sure you sunscreen your feet or you're gonna have a bad time.

It will be awhile until I can wear them on the course, but they appear to be very sturdy and comfortable. I ordered the white and green and was disappointed with the green color. The green shown on Amazon's site is the color I wanted. Look at Zoriz's site for the true color.

I've been golfing in regular flip flops for many years now. I don't compete whatsoever and play almost exclusively with Friends and Family so why not? Lots of times I even hit barefoot and unless the ground is wet, I usually hit farther and straighter sans shoes, AND, my feet are not roasting in hot, sweaty formal golf shoes. Sometimes we do play earlier in the day and yes, it can get a little slippery out there and that's why I have/had a set of Foot Joy golf sandals. The problem with the Foot Joys was their width. As my instructor pointed out, the very wide toe box makes the particular foot motion of rolling up unto your left toe somewhat difficult. That's why regular cleats are usually longer with a pointy toe, enabling you to strike that perfect golf pose at the end of your swing. My whole point for mentioning all of this is that the Zori's, in fact, put me right up on that toe as easily as regular cleats. I cheated and ordered a 9 and a 10 from Amazon so I could take both sets out with me. I would start with the 9's as Zori's sizing guide recommended and if the strap didn't loosen up(ALL Flip Flop straps loosen with time as the shoe breaks in a little bit) enough, I would switch and try the 10's out. And yes, I do have a wide foot on top of the downsizing and things were a bit snug right at first, but, after 15 or 20 mins I hardly noticed them at all. The benefit to the super snug fit out of the box was that I would still have that ability to roll up onto my toes for the bulk of the day. As a matter of fact, I cracked a couple great hits on the dewy tee boxes and probably gained 10 or 20 yards on my drives. To me, this was the exact performance I expected from my regular full size cleats, but a LOT cooler. I think Zoris, would some day evolve into different width shoes to keep the shoe as narrow as possible while still maintaining acceptable comfort. Could be they go with Mens/Womens to get the same effect. I think the Unisex is a way for them to see if there's a market for Golfing Flip Flops. FYI - The Marshall was checking out my shoes as we waited to tee off, so I walked over there and he said he had been looking for something like this for a long time and I told him Amazon is where I got mine. Pretty sure he'll be ordering a pair here this week:)

I have played in regular flip flops / bare feet for +10 years - ir started with an injured achilles. These by far provide more support and hold your foot better than my ortho flip flops. I wish the product was made out of natural materials... only complaint...

Perfect for golfing and hugs your feet Perfectly for support.

Fast shipping and good quality golf sandle

tight fit but once they are on, fit snug which will need on the golf course, haven't tried them while playing yet though

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