As the seasons change in the Midwest from Summer to Fall, I like to change up my golf shoes to a darker color to match the change and temperature and playing conditions. Living in Chicago, this means cooler temperatures and wet course conditions. This season I opted to go from my summer white golf shoes, to the new Black and Metallic Silver Adidas Tour 360 3.0 golf shoe.
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- Adidas Tour 360 3.0 Golf Shoe
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- Adidas Tour 360 3.0 Golf Shoe Powerband Chassis
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- Adidas Tour 360 3.0 Golf Shoe Heel
Look and Feel
The Black and Metallic Silver Adidas Tour 360 3.0 golf shoe are the same ones that Sergio Garcia wears and have a nice sporty look and feel for a golf shoe. The shoe is constructed from a nice quality Full-grain leather upper that is combined with TPU to provide style and durability. The first thing you’ll notice is the 360WRAP technology which is the 3D molded upper parts that deliver a level of up stability, fit, and feel. The minute you put these shoes on I noticed how comfortable the shoes felt on my feet. The comfort of the Adidas Tour 360 3.0 has to do with the use of the 3D FitFoam sock liner, that is used for support, comfort, and customized fit. This is very important and nice feature to have in golf shoe, especially if you walk a lot of golf courses. The split outsole is made from a clog-resistant TPU and features a 10-cleat TRAXION configuration for a secure grip and stability. In my tests on a freshly mowed golf course, the outsoles never got clogged. And no matter how much grass and debris got caught in the cleats, I never felt like my feet were not stable or losing traction during my golf swing. The Adidas Tour 360 3.0 golf shoes come with a 2-year waterproof warranty, so you can rest assure that your feet will stay dry while you play. Even though the Tour 360 3.0 golf shoes are a little heavier than my Puma Swing GTX golf shoe, they do breathe well, and keep your feet dry, even in warm conditions.
The Adidas Tour 360 3.0 golf shoe also features THiNTech low-profile technology, bringing you closer to the course and promoting consistently solid ball striking through added stability and improved footwork. When wearing the Adidas Tour 360 3.0 golf shoes, I noticed immediately how the shoes would grip the turf and practice mats at both the driving range on the course. The added stability is welcome, especially when playing in all types of course conditions. The last thing you want is for your foot slip during your backswing in muddy conditions or in a bunker. The superior traction is attributed to the 10-cleat configuration on the full footbed Powerband Chassis. The shoes deliver on getting you feet as close to the course as possible and provide superior grip and support. You may not be able to play like Sergio Garcia, but at least you can wear the same shoe that he does.
Adidas Tour 360 3.0 retails for $180
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