Golf shoes spikes with GOLFKICKS sneakers, an official Japanese dealer, into golf shoes

小雨降る中のラウンドでもまあまあグリップ効いてる感はある。NIKEのエアモアに付けたから踵のエアバックには穴が空いてしまった。 でもまあグニャグニャにはならなかったからいい買い物だと思う

雨の日でも、履き心地・グリップ力とも違和感は、ありませんでした。

意外としっくりきます。

大好きなスニーカーがゴルフシューズ様変わりしました。今流行りのハイカットで大変ありがたい。追加で鋲だけ販売して頂けたら嬉しいです。

開封された物が届きました。

Whilst these have no issues staying in your shoes. I found that depending on your shoe (in my case Jordan 1 high) the weight isn’t evenly distributed across your foot. It turned out be to be extremely uncomfortable. Not an issue with the product it self, but more so an issue of the shoe not having a tough enough sole to distribute the weight.

I need a wide shoe with a wide toe box. I could not find a golf shoe that did not pinch my toes. I applied the golf kicks to my New Balance 928’s and they are great. I also use a shoe orthotic so I do not feel the spikes at all when wearing them. I also find that they work best with the shoegoo. If you use the shoegoo they never come out. I am on my 4th set and have been using them for more than a year with no issues. Great product

So far so good with these. I did a little extra to help them stay in. First I predrilled a hole with a small drill bit. Then I filled it in with gorilla glue. I then drilled the spikes into the shoes. After that I filled it in with a little more glue. They seemed to have stuck in very well. I used them and no issues. If that changes I’ll update the review.

Spikes were relatively easy to install and appear to be working just like regular soft spikes, no issues at this time.

I’ve been playing in rubber bottom golf shoes for the past 3 seasons. Previously, I had only ever used traditional spikes for golfing, so the rubber soles were an ehhh transition. I was looking to get back to traditional spikes this season, but was struggling to find any golf shoes that I liked for a reasonable price. Conveniently, an advertisement for golf kicks graced my Instagram several weeks ago (go figure), so I skeptically decided to give them a try. I figured worst case scenario I wasted $35 and have a ruined pair of tennis shoes. The results exceeded my expectations. Now I haven’t played in traditional spikes for years, but these seem to give pretty incredible traction/grip throughout my entire swing. My lead foot was rotating in my rubber golf shoes, and now I’m able to keep it perfectly planted throughout my entire follow through, allowing for much more consistent and straighter shots overall. In terms of durability, which I was most concerned about with these DIY spikes, I have played 36 holes thus far in various weather conditions and have yet to lose a single spike. I did use shoe goo as recommended by the company, and that seems to have helped ensure the spikes don’t fall out. If these hold up for me throughout the season, I reckon I will be getting several more pairs for future custom golf kick projects. Installation was simple in theory, but did require quite a bit of force to manually screw in the spikes. I do not own a drill, but would recommend using one if you do have one.