After finding out that each and every one of my golf shoes are no longer water proof in 2017, this year I have ventured outside my norms. In the past almost all of my shoes have been Footjoys. This year I decided to give the Adidas Boost 360 a go.
These are my first pair of Adidas and my first foray into the BOA lacing system. For those that don’t know, the BOA system uses a system of braided wires instead of laces to tighten the shoe. The wires are attached to a turning ratchet type device that lets you easily loosen or tighten the “laces” with the turn of the BOA knob.
So far I have been able to use them on only one occasion, which was my trip down to Streamsong in Florida. I didn’t encounter any inclement weather, as the weather was sunny and hot. I can report that after walking 54 holes I had no break-in problems. The shoes were very comfortable and non-fatiguing. The only gripe I had is that the arch support is a little lacking. Not enough to cause any issues but enough to definitely be noticeable when I switched into my Asiics after the round.
