- Is the FootJoy Flex good for walking 18 holes?
- Yes. The soft EVA midsole and StratoLite cushioning keep it comfortable over a full round, and the light build reduces fatigue. It is one of FootJoy's more walker-friendly models.
- Does the FootJoy Flex have spikes?
- No. It is spikeless, using a Versa-Trax rubber outsole. That makes it usable on pavement and at the range, but it grips less than a spiked shoe on wet or steep ground.
- How does the Flex compare with FootJoy's spiked shoes?
- The Flex is softer, lighter and more flexible. Spiked and structured FootJoy models offer more stability and traction for fast swings, at the cost of some comfort and versatility.
- Is the FootJoy Flex waterproof?
- No. The performance mesh upper is breathable but not waterproof, so it is best in dry conditions. Expect damp grass to get through.
- Does it come in wide widths?
- Yes, a wide width is offered. The flexible last already runs roomy, so try your normal size first.
- Can I wear the FootJoy Flex off the course?
- Yes. The spikeless outsole and sneaker-like upper make it fine for driving, the clubhouse and errands.
- Where is the FootJoy Flex Golf Shoes cheapest?
- At Zappos, for $89.95, 18% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the FootJoy Flex Golf Shoes?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Zappos, Dick's Sporting Goods, Carl's Golfland, Rock Bottom Golf.