When looking for a disc golf shoe, I look for a few features. **Update: Infinite Discs now carries Adidas Terrex due to their popularity and quality** Even better, the salesman at Tradehome shoes new exactly what I was doing pirouetting in the store – he plays disc golf too, he understands. It took me this long to find any Terrex shoes in a retail store (I need to try things like this on before deciding on a purchase), let alone the Swift R GTX. The Keen’s have held up nice but are the heaviest of the bunch. The two pair of Merrell’s I used were heavier but fit well they also suffered a waterproofing issue after about a year. The Brooks shoes were lightweight but the water proofing gave out after a year. I have tried the following shoes so far: Brooks GTX Running Shoe, Merrell Moab Gore Tex, and a Keen Targhee II. Having the correct shoe for the activity is important for injury prevention and can also enhance performance too. Personally, I take footwear very seriously. Some people just use their normal cross trainers while others wear a hiking shoe (and yes, some play in sandals or barefoot). Shoes are an often overlooked piece of disc golf equipment. Is this shoe worth your attention for disc golf? These are the ones that Paul McBeth wears under contract. Recently I picked up a pair of the highly touted Adidas Terrex Swift R GTX shoes.
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