Nike Air Zoom Infinity Tour Golf Shoe review

[FearTheDeer]

3 minutes ago, KMeloney said:

You're going to need to try the ZITs on for yourself. It doesn't really matter whether anyone has tried the running shoe or not. The ZITs have some serious design/comfort/fitment issues for a lot of people (and they're great for some other people).

Oh, for sure! I was just curious if anyone had experience with the 2 that they could share before I even bother checking them out. That's all.

 

They appear to have similar uppers which I think that I would quite like. Eh, Nike has an insane return policy. Maybe I'll just get a pair.

Edited March 30, 2022 by FearTheDeer

[FaReal87]

13 minutes ago, KMeloney said:

You're going to need to try the ZITs on for yourself. It doesn't really matter whether anyone has tried the running shoe or not. The ZITs have some serious design/comfort/fitment issues for a lot of people (and they're great for some other people).

I found the ZITs much tighter than the epic react flyknit 2.

[FearTheDeer]

12 minutes ago, FaReal87 said:

I found the ZITs much tighter than the epic react flyknit 2.

Very interesting...thank you for the input!

[FearTheDeer]

Also curious if anyone has tried both versions of this shoe. It at least appears to be 2 different iterations with different colors and swooshes. Is the difference between the 2 simply aesthetic? 

[KMeloney]

3 hours ago, FearTheDeer said:

Also curious if anyone has tried both versions of this shoe. It at least appears to be 2 different iterations with different colors and swooshes. Is the difference between the 2 simply aesthetic? 

 

Some have said that the newer ones with the jagged swoosh fit a little roomier, but I don't think that's true. I went up a half size in the ZIT, and that still wasn't enough to have them not smash my toes -- and that was a jagged swoosh pair. Incidentally, I returned the ZITs before ever getting them on the course. I wasn't willing to deal with the discomfort to see if it would get better with wear.

[Cleveland_Rocks]

In my experience only, I have versions of each and I did in fact find the old version to be a little  narrower and tighter than the jagged swoosh version and after I noticed it I tested out again and again in my experience it was indeed true in my case.  A little less narrow and a little bigger for the newer version shoes in the exact same size 13.

Edited March 31, 2022 by Cleveland_Rocks

[third-times-a-charm]

On 3/30/2022 at 2:28 PM, KMeloney said:

 

Some have said that the newer ones with the jagged swoosh fit a little roomier, but I don't think that's true. I went up a half size in the ZIT, and that still wasn't enough to have them not smash my toes -- and that was a jagged swoosh pair. Incidentally, I returned the ZITs before ever getting them on the course. I wasn't willing to deal with the discomfort to see if it would get better with wear.

 

I think its true. Just picked up a pair of jagged swoosh in white and they fit much better than the Masters NRG I had.

[KMeloney]

11 hours ago, third-times-a-charm said:

 

I think its true. Just picked up a pair of jagged swoosh in white and they fit much better than the Masters NRG I had.

 

Let me say this: I went up a half size from normal Nike golf shoes in the jagged swoosh ZIT, and if felt like someone was standing on my toes. And I have very narrow feet. So, the jagged swoosh ones my be roomier in the width, but they still smash your toes.

 

And, to be clear, I never tried on the non-jagged swoosh ones. Only the jagged swoosh. And still, they were too short and smashed my toes at a half-size up (and in the supposedly "roomier" version).