- Are these shoes actually waterproof?
- Yes. Skechers lists a waterproof membrane in the upper, and owners report staying dry in dew and light rain. In sustained heavy rain, a few report dampness, so treat it as water-resistant rather than fully sealed.
- Do the Slip-ins really work without bending down?
- Yes. The rigid heel panel lets you step in hands-free, and the laces only fine-tune the fit. Owners with back or hip issues single this out as the reason they bought them.
- How do they fit compared with other golf shoes?
- They run true to size for most buyers, and the wide option helps broader feet. The soft mesh upper gives more room than stiff leather shoes, so golfers between sizes may prefer the smaller one.
- Are they good for walking 18 holes?
- Yes. The EVA midsole and Ortholite insole are cushioned, and owners commonly walk full rounds without foot fatigue. The trade-off is less lateral support than a stiffer spiked shoe.
- Spikeless or spiked: which suits these?
- These are spikeless, so they work on the course and at the clubhouse. On wet, soft turf they grip less than spiked shoes, which matters if you play in damp conditions or swing hard.
- What is in the box?
- One pair of shoes. No extra spikes or shoe bag are included, since the outsole is spikeless and needs no replacement studs.
- Where is the Skechers Men's Slip-ins GO GOLF Flight Shoes cheapest?
- At Zappos, for $85.50, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Skechers Men's Slip-ins GO GOLF Flight Shoes?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including Rock Bottom Golf, Zappos, Dick's Sporting Goods, Bealls Florida, Carl's Golfland.