Footjoy Aqualites

Rowley Birkin QC

Hi all,

Just looking for feedback from people who have owned these, looking at picking up a pair for €59.99, seems like a decent price.

My first pair of Golf shoes so my main criteria is comfort and durability and these seem to fit the bill, any and all feedback/suggestions welcome.

Cheers.

messed_up

bigkev49 wrote: »

Hi all,

Just looking for feedback from people who have owned these, looking at picking up a pair for €59.99, seems like a decent price.

My first pair of Golf shoes so my main criteria is comfort and durability and these seem to fit the bill, any and all feedback/suggestions welcome.

Cheers.

Have tried Aqualites, Greenjoys, Softjoys and Dryjoys from Footjoy and have yet to be disappointed with any of their brands. My Aqualites lasted me a few years of pretty much constant wearing.

Where are they selling for €60? I'd pick up a pair again

Rowley Birkin QC

messed_up wrote: »

Have tried Aqualites, Greenjoys, Softjoys and Dryjoys from Footjoy and have yet to be disappointed with any of their brands. My Aqualites lasted me a few years of pretty much constant wearing.

Where are they selling for €60? I'd pick up a pair again

McGuirks in Howth, presume that it applies to all their branches, actually cheaper in the shop than online.

Cheers for the help.

Brewster

bigkev49 wrote: »

McGuirks in Howth, presume that it applies to all their branches, actually cheaper in the shop than online.

Cheers for the help.

I bought a pair a few weeks back, have dryjoys also. All great shoes. They come in a width and medium fit, just to be aware of this. Medium fit is quite narrow I feel.

Rowley Birkin QC

Bought them anyway, played 12 holes with them in Howth, fantastically comfortable. Cheers for the help.

Final question would be regards maintenance of the shoes? Any help/advice is appreciated.

ThunderCat

bigkev49 wrote: »

Final question would be regards maintenance of the shoes? Any help/advice is appreciated.

Only advice there really is to get the tool (around 4 euro) for changing the spikes on the bottom of the shoe and at the same time get a new set of spikes (around 12 euro) while you're at it. Of course, as your shoes are brand new you wont need to do this for a while yet until they wear down. Although it's not a bad idea getting the tool now because some golf shoes ive bought brand new in the past have had loose spikes before i even used them so it would be no harm to purchase the tool now and tighten them up just to be sure.
Also if a spike comes lose and falls off try and replace it a.s.a.p. because if you carry on round after round with a spike missing you'll end up destroying the socket and you'll find no spike will stay in there after that.

soundsham

great shoe's and good price
dryjoys are a bit better for heavier ground imo

and get the tool and some extra cleats