Did Flux Footwear accidentally create a healthy golf shoe?
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- ⚡️Sorry y'all Flux Footwear discontinued its ambassador program as of June 2024, so unfortunately no more discount code⚡️
Check out this video for why I think Flux Footwear accidentally just created a zero-drop & wide-toe box golf shoe! In this video I'll review the New Flux FootWear Adapt Trail Runner & why I think this shoe could be an excellent natural golf shoe.
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Thank you for this :) I have heard of them & they look like the most legit healthy golf shoes I have seen before this video. My concern with them is that it's not a true wide-toe box. If you have worn them I'd love to know your thoughts. If not, it may just give me another reason to buy another pair of shoes to do a video on :) - Mateo
I saw so many barefoot running shoes online and these are my absolute favorite. It is very unfortunate they don’t ship to Europe, so I would probably have to order some third-party shipping services (and hope that the size would work). I read a lot that Altras Escalante don’t last long and they are of course don’t look as cool. And probably vivobarefoot isn’t something I would get as I am searching for the ‘one shoe travel’ basically for long trips, runs, heat, rain, trail, road, gym. Thank you so much for a detailed review. Initially considered adapt waterproof runner but glad I saw your videos and would definitely go for newer trail version.
Thank you for this thoughtful review :) I hope they do expand to Europe for y'all. I know that international shipping & trusting the sizing to fit right is a journey. Thanks for sharing & engaging with this video. Keep me posted on what you decide to go with (even if it's a different brand) or if they end up shipping outside the U.S. later this year. - Mateo
How have these worked out golfing? I got a pair of adapt trainers and when I saw these adapt trail runner I instantly thought of them for golf.
These could almost be perfect for disc golf too but seeing other reviews on their other shoes the knit upper doesn’t have any huarache straps or tpu over lay so it doesn’t stabilize the midfoot enough so durability could be a big issue there but also the sole needs to be designed for cement/concrete rather than trails. I’ve tried some zero drop trail shoes for disc golf but the sole wears down so fast because we throw off of concrete teepads and the rotation from backhands really wears down the sole too quick.
Thanks for the comment! The 1st place I wore mine was going disc golfing right after it rained. I was very impressed with the traction & water resistance. I didn’t have any issue with with of those all day. As far as the durability for consistent disc golf use, definitely something that will need to be tested for sure. If you end up getting them I hope you’ll leave us a review on the durability to help others looking to use them the same way 🙂 thanks for comment 👊 - Mateo
Thinking of getting the trail runner shoes for all day adjusting (I’m also a chiropractor) as well as the grounding features for when outdoors. Would you recommend these for practice?
Welcome 👋🏼 Eric, stoked to see a chiropractor on here👍 100% the trail runners are my favorite Flux shoe. I just bought my second pair. I wear them all the time in the practice too! I think you’ll really like them - Mateo
Did you review them as a golf shoe yet?
Hey! I just want to thank you! I bought these per your recommendation. They were cheaper than some other golf shoes but crazy comfortable and I think adorable. You were right! The tread is perfect for the golf course. The support of the shoe on up to the ankle is fantastic. Thank you!
Did that discount code work for you because it is saying invalid for me.
I don’t see a code from here but I did get a discount. I can’t remember what it was from. It was only a 10% discount so I got 14.99 off. Paid $135 for the shoes. I’ve golfed with them twice now and do love them.
Janet, thanks so much for this comment. I'm glad you are enjoying them & enjoy utilizing them for golf like me :) I hope they are helping you shoot lower golf scores than I currently am lol :) - Mateo
@@JanetPodczerwinski how have you found the grip with them? I am gonna give a pair of the truelinks og feels a try since the ones I got from them are leather and not as flexible as the mesh before I may pull the trigger on the Flux Trail shoes.
@@seancca I actually thought the grip was great biggest concern! But, I feel theyt grip better than my actual golf shoes that I am replacing and have a better (thicker and most like a rubber cleat) tread than other genuine golf shoes that I was looking at. The barefoot design also aids with the grip as I feel my feet are not pinched. They are spread apart and i feel there is more grip digging in and I am more balanced. I have now golfed in these several times since my first comment and I love them more and more each time.
Wider toe box than altras?
That's a great question. I have never worn Altras. I transitioned from vivo barefoot shoes to these. All the Flux Runner lineups have a wider toe box than my barefoot shoes. I asked a few endurance athletes who have worn both & they said the toe box width for the flux Runners/Trail Runners feels the same to them as the Altra (Wides Lineup). Hopefully, that helps - Mateo