Hyperflex v. Pro SL Sport thoughts?

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By JHamrick

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  1. JHamrick

    JHamrick
    Hurricane, WV

    I’m looking for a new pair of golf shoes that are more along the lines of the hyperflex or sports for when I walk. Flexible, light weight, etc. That’s usually in the morning still so still want something waterproof for the dew also

    I have the prior Tour Bs and love them, so curious if anyone can offer a comparison of these two? No where local to try them on unfortunately.

  2. Chuck Zirkle

    Chuck Zirkle
    Mt Pleasant, SC via Rocky Top Tennessee

    Military

    Here is the place to go to get any answers regarding FootJoy. There is a chat line on their site which has qualified specialists all your questions. Some of them are actual members of TT: www.footjoy.com

    But being knowledgable, I was address you inquiry.

    The new Fuel SPORT comes in a mesh shoe versus the synthetic leather on the regular Fuel shoe. You now have a choice. Same fit same warranty. Spikeless with a pattern similar to the ProSLs. One year warranty.

    The Hyperflex new colors and additions. I would recommend the Carbon. Better support. You can get either in the BOA if you are not into tying your shoes. Two year warranty.

    There is a third option. Superlite XP. Synthetic Leather, lightweight. Least expensive of the three. One year warranty.

    All three would fit the same and provide good support for a walker.

    What are the Tour Bs you are referring to?
  3. Chuck Zirkle

    Chuck Zirkle
    Mt Pleasant, SC via Rocky Top Tennessee

    Military
    I might add I have the ProSLs and love them. Guess it all boils down to, do you want a spikeless shoe or one with spikes.
  4. Dino S

    Dino S
    Dayton, OH

    Military
    I know I'm a little late to the party on this reply, but for what it's worth the Pro SL Carbon's are super lightweight and perfect for walking. I have two pairs and love them. I was used to the sneaker style shoe with another brand we do not talk about so I wanted something a little more traditional but just as comfortable. I don't think you could go wrong with the carbon models.

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