My feet are hard to fit being about a 3 to 4 E width.
Had 2 pairs of golf shoes, but one seems to have gone missing while I was out of action. And the other pair is reaching its expiry date.
Thought of buying some on-line but many retailers do not list widths on their site. And the sizing between brands is random.
And as mentioned I am pathologically opposed to paying 'full retail' price.
I bought a number of pairs of hiking boots back in late November on-line and had to return them all due to sizing issues.
One pair of Columbia shoes I could not even get my feet into. And my experience with Columbia's customer service was abysmal.
One of my playing partners has foot/heel problems and has stopped wearing his golf shoes, instead wearing some Skechers walkers.
Yesterday, rather than switching into my golf shoes, I kept on a pair of trainers that I wear for walking the dog.
They were/are more comfortable, 'softer' than my golf shoes, I was not quite as tired, they were much better for the walks between some holes on 'pavement', they are generally less expensive than golf shoes. The only drawbacks being getting a pair that are waterproof and perhaps traction when the ground is wet or on steep hills.
What are your experiences and/or recommendations.
Had 2 pairs of golf shoes, but one seems to have gone missing while I was out of action. And the other pair is reaching its expiry date.
Thought of buying some on-line but many retailers do not list widths on their site. And the sizing between brands is random.
And as mentioned I am pathologically opposed to paying 'full retail' price.
I bought a number of pairs of hiking boots back in late November on-line and had to return them all due to sizing issues.
One pair of Columbia shoes I could not even get my feet into. And my experience with Columbia's customer service was abysmal.
One of my playing partners has foot/heel problems and has stopped wearing his golf shoes, instead wearing some Skechers walkers.
Yesterday, rather than switching into my golf shoes, I kept on a pair of trainers that I wear for walking the dog.
They were/are more comfortable, 'softer' than my golf shoes, I was not quite as tired, they were much better for the walks between some holes on 'pavement', they are generally less expensive than golf shoes. The only drawbacks being getting a pair that are waterproof and perhaps traction when the ground is wet or on steep hills.
What are your experiences and/or recommendations.
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