Golfkicks - Golf Spikes for Trainers with DIY Traction Kit, Add Spikes to Almost Any Shoe, As Seen on Shark Tank (20pcs)

The media could not be loaded. I recently upgraded my golf shoes with these new shoe spikes, and they have exceeded my expectations. The installation process was a breeze. The spikes came with an easy-to-use tool, and within minutes, I had all the spikes securely attached to my shoes. The instructions were clear, and no special skills were required.On the course, these spikes have significantly improved my grip and stability, especially on wet or uneven terrain. They provide excellent traction during my swings, helping me maintain a solid stance and improving my overall performance.I highly recommend these golf shoe spikes for their ease of installation and fantastic on-course performance. A great addition to any golfer's gear!

added these to an old set of jordans i had and they worked great. have 20+ rounds of golf on these shoes and they are still going strong. definitely had to put some effort into installing them, i recommend a small pilot hole if you are handy with a drill. will order again for another pair of shoes

I have a pair of really comfortable cleatless golf shoes however, they lost traction. I ordered the Golfkicks kit to try and am very happy. I was worried that the spikes might make the walking shoes uncomfortable…that didn’t happen. Really good traction and look pretty good. I will do it again this summer on my white shoes. If you’re thinking about trying this kit I would recommend it.

Easy to install. I installed them into hard soled wingtips and they worked fine. It's just that they wear down very quickly. I only walk on tees, fairways and greens. Only on cement just when I get in and out of a golf cart. Hoping they can be replaced with a new set.

Follow the instructions and the spikes will set flush. I took a pair of Keen sandals set the spikes on the flat solid rubber parts of the sole. It takes some concerted effort to get them started but make the las couple turns with your fingers. It was easier to tell that they were flush to the surface. I tried using my cordless drill and ended up spinning them and had to take that spike out and relocate it. After reading some other reviews I also added some construction adhesive for a little redundancy. It’s raining for the next coming week but I will have them on the course before too long. We will then see how well they held up