We think it looks great, although perhaps it looks marginally better on other people than looking down at your own where there's arguably one or two too many white lines. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. A stand-out feature in the shoe which I was also extremely impressed by was the aforementioned Inner Fit Sleeve. The padding around the ankle is noticeable and welcome, as is the mesh section at the front of the shoe, which stops any creasing of the leather along the line where your toes flex – a minor complaint of Pro/SL or any shoes that utilize full leather uppers for that matter. As a result, FJ Fury’s TruFIT System balances lightweight, responsive support with a new dynamic outsole that delivers comfort and stability throughout your round.

As I’ve found over the years, the better the outsole on a golf shoe, the more course debris can get stuck in between the cleats. As you would imagine, FJ have introduced a number of new technologies in the bid to reach this promised land of golfing footwear. As a tall golfer, I prefer a golf shoe that is low to the ground to give me all the balance I can get, the Fury looked to tick that box perfectly. Now available in two new colours, providing the perfect balance of control and stability through your swing while delivering all-day comfort. FootJoy's FURY’s athletic inspired upper features a full grain leather and engineered mesh upper providing breathability and waterproof protection.They are so comfortable as soon as you slip them on that you will probably not want to take them off. FJ FURY generates custom comfort with an OrthoLite Impressions FitBed, comprised of two densities of foam - an Open Cell PU Foam that maintains its mechanical properties and cushion throughout its life cycle, and an Impressions Foam that takes an impression of your foot, creating a custom fit.

The junior Fury shoe is Tour inspired with easy-care synthetic leather uppers and lightweight which are perfect for the junior golfer. Ortholite impressions dual density fit bed provides comfort with a foam that compresses to the shape of your foot over time. To the point, that when I would walk it would make a “flip flop” sound, that even caused one of my playing partners to comment “is that noise coming from your shoes? To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.For me, standing in the Fury felt like I was in high heels, but for many, perhaps most, it will be completely in line with their normal footwear. Precise Fit: Inside the shoe there is a soft, stretchy one-piece sleeve that lasts under the insole to provide a secure fit without slipping of the tongue, wrapping the foot with comfort and control. A new external FlexGrid MLC cage system that gives the shoe probably it’s most eye-catching aesthetic (the five thin grey stripes down the sides of the shoe), is in place to add structure to the upper and combine with the laces to ‘lock you in as you lace up’. Finally, what I noticed after my first wear was that the Fury is FootJoy’s best effort yet at out-of-the-box comfort. However, there are a number of techniques to check if you are currently wearing the right size before you purchase your next pair of golf shoes.

You can immediately tell they are real quality golf shoes that deliver on every aspect of performance.You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. For what it’s worth, I’ve played with two other people recently who were rocking the Fury’s and they raved about their comfort and how much they liked them. The company was founded in 1978 and was one of the first independent golf high street retail outlet in the North West of England. I think they should really include a small spike tool for your keychain with each set of shoes so you can verify spikes are firmly attached to shoe before use. With the Fury, they reversed this process, beginning with the inner portion of the shoe before working their way out, with the goal of maximising comfort along every step of the process.