adidasMen's Codechaos Golf Shoe

These shoes eat morning dew for breakfast with fantastic traction, as good as spiked shoes. If you are very discerning, then yes, TOUR level spiked shoes at $200+ price point have slightly better traction BUT NOT BY MUCH so most people won’t notice the difference. Besides, there are Tour players wearing CodeChaos, and they certainly can’t compromise on performance. Spiked golf shoes and some spikeless shoes are slippery on asphalt, tile, linoleum surfaces, but these grip really well, and you can walk confidently on these surfaces, just like running shoes.They market these shoes as breathable, and they are certainly better than leather shoes, but not quite as good as summer shoes – but of course summer shoes aren’t waterproof and the CodeChaos has a 2 year warranty. So for breathable waterproof golf shoes, these are top of the class.Some golf shoes get dirty/muddy and will stain easily that won’t wash out. Leather shoes will scratch. But this shoe cleans easily and will look the same as when you first buy them.When you add everything up, the CodeChaos has the supreme comfort of a running shoe, traction performance on par with spiked shoes but also grips well on slick surfaces, waterproof and yet breathable, with long lasting durable appearance, no other golf shoe has all these combined features at such a high level.

These have the Adidas Boost footbed, which is like walking on marshmallows. Super comfy. The toe is a little bit narrow - comes to a point, so maybe a 1/2 size bigger if you have wide-ish feet. I ordered my normal size and they fir well, but a little tight across the toe. Don't confuse these with the cheaper Codechaos Sport, which seems to only have the Boost material in the heel and not the entire length of the shoes. It's definitely worth the extra money. These shoes look nice and are comfortable enough to wear to the course and in the clubhouse. The spikeless design still provides a lot of traction. Much more aggressive than a lot of spikeless shoes which more like casual shoes than actual golf shoes. All around great shoe.

My typical shoe is the Adidas waterproof spiked cleat with the rigid support that runs on the outside of the shoe, just beneath the arch. After walking around in those shoes, my feet are typically killing me. I played around in these new cleats and I was pleasantly surprised to see that my feet felt much better than usual. There’s only one caveat… I do not like any arch support and the shoes provide a small amount of arch support. I had to take the insole out and shave down the underside of the insole to reduce the arch support in order to make the issues comfortable. That took me less than five minutes and the shoes were ready to go. Also, they are very easy to clean. I used a microfiber cloth and a touch of water and the dirt came right off. Lastly, the traction and issues may be superior to a traditional cleat. Even though it is not a spike, you feel rigidly connected to the ground. One more thing… There is greater flexibility through the midfoot in the shoe making that much more comfortable than the typical Adidas golf cleats.

Great fit runs 1/2 smaller than what size you wear. Very comfortable

I thought I would give spikeless shoes a try and after owning Adidas golf shoes and reading reviews, I chose these. I have worn them for 4 rounds (cart) and they have been great. The foot bed is very comfortable, but supportive. There have been no hot spots or rubbing. I haven't played in rain, but I did play two rounds on wet courses, one was cart path only, and my feet stayed completely dry.I don't have a fast swing, but I swing hard enough that golf shoes are necessary. I have noticed that I do slide/shift a tiny bit in these shoes versus my spikes. The trade off is worth it as I have noticed that my knees and legs in general don't feel sore or stressed after a round. I am always aware that I have played when I have worn my spikes. Turns out these are the shoes that I didn't know I needed.

I bought this golf shoe because on some list I googled it showed up as the most comfortable. Having now worn them a few times, I would agree with the list. However, in the interest of full disclosure, I am a huge Adidas footwear fan.

I got caught up in the hype of these shoes. They may be great for cart riders, but definitely not meant for walking a course. These are too soft, don’t give nearly enough support through the mid foot or forefoot. Definitely sore at the end of the round. It helped to put in more rigid inserts.I also didn’t realize the edge of the sole is foam. Extremely hard to keep clean. I do miss the full leather shoes and regret not going with tour version.

I just received the shoes from Amazon today and they fit good. A little tight width wise by the toes so I would order a size up (which I did) and they are comfortable. The shoes came scuffed up which I don’t like but I’m playing later today so I won’t be able to exchange them.

Excelente producto 100%, súper cómodos y buen agarre ! Definitivamente lo mejor..