Not a golfer so forgive the dumb question but...don't golf shoes traditionally have spikes? I keep seeing "golf shoes" mentioned and I'm not clear what makes them golf shoes.
They make both spike and spikeless. I prefer spikeless personally because I don't have to change shoes before or after my round, and I can wear them out and about (like the Jordan 1 Low G's)fig96 said:
Not a golfer so forgive the dumb question but...don't golf shoes traditionally have spikes? I keep seeing "golf shoes" mentioned and I'm not clear what makes them golf shoes.
Spikeless golf shoes are becoming more popular. Usually they have more aggressive tread than standard sneakers and a little firmer in my experience.fig96 said:
Not a golfer so forgive the dumb question but...don't golf shoes traditionally have spikes? I keep seeing "golf shoes" mentioned and I'm not clear what makes them golf shoes.
Who has those for sale?jrod2181 said:
Mileage check came in so turned it into these Tokyo 96
[url=https://ibb.co/0GSF265][/url]
fig96 said:
Not a golfer so forgive the dumb question but...don't golf shoes traditionally have spikes? I keep seeing "golf shoes" mentioned and I'm not clear what makes them golf shoes.
boogieman said:
Well, my lowball $275 StockX bid for the white cement 3's was accepted last night, so I got that going for me.
First look: Dunk Low Premium "Bordeaux" 🍷 pic.twitter.com/U8cBaB1hsN
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Yep...I was almost certain these would be super expensive by now. I suck at the secondary shoe market almost as much as the stock market.David_Puddy said:
That looks to be about what the market rate is right now.
CFTXAG10 said:
I got access finally to the dunk low by you. I basically built a team red and white dunk with a gum sole. I'm excited
Pretty much!Guitarsoup said:boogieman said:
Well, my lowball $275 StockX bid for the white cement 3's was accepted last night, so I got that going for me.
Plus fees, taxes and shipping, that will be $600 even