The M Project. Definitely much more modern and funky looking than my old grandpa Contours :-)

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yuck

Lightweight shoes are great for comfort for about 2 months….They then fatten out or just stretch too much

Loved my fj streets for 2 months – they just collapse lateral wise too.

Use pumas now.

I’m a footjoy fan but they look shithouse. Much prefer the Contour Casuals.

I don’t see how they can be better for long walks as the support
is poor, I know there is this natural shoe style going around in
training shoes but the achilles takes a lot more load the flatter
the shoe and that has to be an issue.

I played a recent round in a pair of old school classics recently
and the only issue I ran into was the lack of traction / new
soft spikes will help but it reminded me how good the metal
spikes used to be especially in morning play and on drives.

I have a question, why do we need soft spikes when a well
designed molded structure can give as much grip and the
soft spikes are only at their best performance for such a short
period of time?

I don’t see how they can be better for long walks as the support
is poor, I know there is this natural shoe style going around in
training shoes but the achilles takes a lot more load the flatter
the shoe and that has to be an issue.

I played a recent round in a pair of old school classics recently
and the only issue I ran into was the lack of traction / new
soft spikes will help but it reminded me how good the metal
spikes used to be especially in morning play and on drives.

I have a question, why do we need soft spikes when a well
designed molded structure can give as much grip and the
soft spikes are only at their best performance for such a short
period of time?

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The number of spikeless shoes on the market at the moment would answer that question I reckon.

so he said a “feature” was the broader cut across the widest part of the shoe, allowing movement in the shoe – different shoes for different swings.
to me it sounds like wearing a pair of wet sox.
I do like the spikeless shoes, in summer, at least, but when the ground has frosted over I think a spike, in some sort or style, remains most desirable.

disgusting

great if you like wearing soccer balls for shoes

There are so mnay choice options in shoes

once you find a pair you like order 2 or 3 pairs as the models and fits constantly change

aI jumped on Pumas last year and I like them – stylish but plenty of support

and bargain @ 99 delivered

I’ll let somone else wear these.