Adidas Torsion Euro Golf Shoes

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November 27, 2007

While I think that Adidas sometimes goes overboard with their three stripe logo, these are quite tastefully done. This is a very good looking golf shoe with a lot of tech built in.

The “torsion” in the name refers to the shoe’s Torsion system, which is supposed to control the rotation of the heel and foot with a mid-foot support system. Lugs in the sole are designed to optimize weight distribution by increasing ground surface contact.

The shoes also feature Adidas’ ClimaProof system—their version of GoreTex. While remaining waterproof, the material allows moisture to wick out to the surface of the shoe. That way, your feet stay dry inside and out.

Moisture control is especially important in cold weather golf. It’s ok if your feet sweat in the summer—the worse that can happen is that the dogs feel a little unconfortable. But moisture in the winter will cool off your feet, sapping overall body heat.

In winter, dry is the key.

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Ok so dry is the key. But do you have an opinion on the “warmest” and best shoes for cold winter golf? That’s on my list since the snow is flying here and I’ll be playing on the frozen ground soon.

Posted by mediaguru @ hookedongolfblog.com on 11/28
Adidas makes a “winter golf boot” with gaters (or at least they did.

http://www.golfblogger.com/index.php/golf/comments/mudskipper_golf_boots/

I just wear a pair of winter camper’s socks under my golf shoes.

I have a theory that the new spikeless golf shoes may work better on the hard ground, but I haven’t tried them yet.

Posted by The Original Golf Blogger on 11/28