Finally settled on the ideal pair of lawn shoes, in my opinion. Adidas Outdoor Terrex Swift R2 GTX. I've had a pair of these in the non-GoreTex version for mountain biking for the past 3-4 years, and they're still holding up like new. I've always just worn a pair of old gym shoes to mow, and never bought new shoes just to get them dirty and grass-stained, but since I started doing my own spraying, was having an issue with products/chemicals soaking my shoes and socks. Tried the Rustoleum Never Wet spray on shoes I already had, but didn't work at all.
These have a rubber toe, a sturdy sole, and are waterproof. Lacing "system" is awesome too - no more tying the laces, just synch them up and go! Looked at the Kujo shoes, but they're more of a high-top than I prefer, and I like the laces on the Adidas, which are about the cheapest pair of GoreTex shoes I found, other than getting lucky with other pairs that might be on sale. I definitely recommend them for anyone looking to replace their old shoes this year.
I need to get some new yard shoes, I like the look of these - I'm like you, old gym shoes, or these are actually what I wear when I spray. They are a waterproof winter golf shoe that Adidas makes with the ratcheting laces haha.
I need to get some new yard shoes, I like the look of these - I'm like you, old gym shoes, or these are actually what I wear when I spray. They are a waterproof winter golf shoe that Adidas makes with the ratcheting laces haha.
I LOVE the BOA system, I have it on a few of my golf shoes(That I don't use anymore ). I'm sure those are great shoes for the yard but I would stay away from shoes with replaceable cleats as you wouldn't have very good traction on hard surfaces like concrete or asphalt.
I need to get some new yard shoes, I like the look of these - I'm like you, old gym shoes, or these are actually what I wear when I spray. They are a waterproof winter golf shoe that Adidas makes with the ratcheting laces haha.
I LOVE the BOA system, I have it on a few of my golf shoes(That I don't use anymore ). I'm sure those are great shoes for the yard but I would stay away from shoes with replaceable cleats as you wouldn't have very good traction on hard surfaces like concrete or asphalt.
I don't worry about that too much - My tee shots often follow the cart path, so I'm used to walking on paved surfaces. I wish these shoes touched more fairways!
Its what I wear the most, unless Im doing some serious brush trimming.
They are perfect for applying chemicals and what not, because they clean up so nicely.
AND! You dont have to tie any laces or anything. Slip-and-go.
But those Adidas look nice too for actual work. Really want to try something like that.
While the crocs certainly clean up easily, my previous shoes always left me with a case of smurf feet every time I used marking dye, so I assume the crocs don't prevent that either
@crussell same here on the tee shots... if there's water on the hole, the only "shoes" that are going to help me are these:
Anyone try the kujo sneakers? Too expensive in my opinion but seem to hold up really well to the beatings and have a waterproof toe cover in the front of the sneaker. I know that a few of the more popular dyi'ers on YouTube were marketing the heck out of them.
I've only been using Sloggers for all my outdoor stuff, now i dont have to worry about spray on my feet, or grass/mud stains on my shoes. They are basically rubber shoes and are comfortable enough to walk around in, a quick rinse under the hose and they are clean. I like that they arent tied shoes so i can slip them on and off quickly if i need to go in and out of the house.
I am sure that there are better/safer options out there, but the time I spend in my lawn is less dangerous than other things I am exposed to on a regular basis, so I try not to overthink it.
@Aawickham78 :lol: New Balance 622 = Wisdom. If you ever need help figuring anything out, go find someone sporting a clean pair of 622's.... Chances are they'll have the answers you seek.
BTW - I thought I was doing a good job tracking the release of these. I would check the Nike Upcoming Releases page daily, only to find out you needed to have the Nike App to see the release.
Long story short, they were released weeks ago, sold out, and now they are $300+ online... I really wanted a pair for my Masters party.
BTW - I thought I was doing a good job tracking the release of these. I would check the Nike Upcoming Releases page daily, only to find out you needed to have the Nike App to see the release.
Long story short, they were released weeks ago, sold out, and now they are $300+ online... I really wanted a pair for my Masters party.
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