With this being part of the Tour 360 range, which has been super successful for Adidas, you might be surprised by the PrimeKnit golf shoe and wonder why they have released this type of golf shoe in this range.
Well I was feeling the same until I did a little digging, and Adidas have been using the Primeknit through many different ranges, and have been using it very successfully in the running category.
The performance of Adidas Tour 360 XT PrimeKnit, the Fabric is surprisingly good, the fabric is very stretchy and will ‘hug’ your foot, the material is very breathable.
The only other real design change which is different over the other Tour 360 golf shoes is the collar, which is very stretchy and feels more like a sock.
The PrimeKnit will divide opinion by its crazy design, and sock material construction, it is a very comfortable shoe but the only issue I found is it is quite a small fitting golf shoe.
If you want to be sure I would try this golf shoe on or buy a slightly larger size than normal.
If you are expecting this golf shoe to fit how the leather Tour 360 XT fits the foot, then this is might not be the golf shoe for you, as it does not provide the same level of structure in my opinion.
The Tour 360 PrimeKnit also features the class ‘Boost Technology’ which provides energy back to the golfer, which I love.
This Golf Shoe is without a doubt a summer golf shoe, and is comfortable and can be worn off the golf course.
I like what Adidas has done but I could see other golfers not being as keen.
Another performance feature of these golf shoes is the waterproof guarantee, which is very surprising, the the PrimeKnit have a warranty for one year.
They do not look like they can repel water, but when you feel them they have that slight film covering them.
In my opinion, I wouldn’t be to keen on wearing them on a really rainy winters day, but for summer wear they would perform brilliant and look really cool.