Oakley Golf Shoes Reviews

By Lyle@Nymble

Oakley Golf Shoes Reviews
Specs

Oakley uses what it calls its Net Shape Stability technology in its Servodrive golf shoes, which has a long, technical explanation but really means the primary focus of their shoes is to keep your feet anchored comfortably and solidly during your swing. They believe this is a major factor in hitting good golf shots. The shoe comes with a two-year limited warranty for waterproofing, easily replaced Tri-Sport Tri-Grip soft spikes and two color choices in men's sizes from 7 to 14.

Perks

Historically known as an eyewear manufacturer, Oakley entered the golf shoe market a few years ago with great success. Oakley shoes, particularly the Servodrive model, feature all the technical benefits--stability, waterproofing, easily replaces spikes--that we've come to expect , plus their strength: contemporary style. On top of all that, these shoes are remarkably comfortable.

Sacrifices

Oakley shoes are uber-contemporary, and these could be called the "sneaker" category in golf footwear. If you are more interested in classic, dress-shoe styling, you won't find it here. Oakley shoes have a very big feel, so while your foot may be perfect inside, the shoe's outer edges tend to be a bit larger. Not necessarily a negative, just a design choice.

Bottom Line

This is a great, comfortable, long-lasting shoe with modern, noticeable style and a two-year limited waterproof warranty from the manufacturer.

About The Author

Lyle Smith is an award-winning copywriter with a widely varied background. He has completed work for individuals, small businesses and fortune 1000 corporate clients all over the country. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Villanova University.
Not a Member?
Member Sign In
Keep me logged in

Nearby Tee Time HOT Deals!

Sunday, May 27 to Friday, Jun 01

Golf Equipment Tip of the Day

Using Frequency to Test the Flex of Your Shafts
by Jeff Jackson
What's the flex of your shafts? At one time, a golfer could safely answer that his or her shafts were stiff, regular or ladies flex. That simply isn't the case any longer. Most manufacturers have their own method of shaft measurement. What this means is that one company's "R" flex shaft may actually be softer than another's "A" or even "L" flex. How, then, can a golfer select the appropriate shaft if no manufacturing standard exists? In a word: frequency.

Related Articles

Article Image Oakley Golf Shoe Reviews

Oakley currently features eight different kinds of golf shoes, ranging ...

Article Image The Best Golf Shoes for Men

The best golf shoes provide comfort and support to golfers who walk 18 ...

Article Image Adidas Tour Metal Golf Shoes

Designed a few years ago--about 2004 or 2005--the Adidas Tour Metal gol...

Article Image The Best Waterproof Golf Shoes

Whether it is raining out, wind blowing water or if a golfer simply get...

Article Image Callaway Golf Unisex Women's Sport Caddie Golf Shoes

One of the most basic golf shoes on the market from any manufacturer, t...

View All Related Articles