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Adidas Tour 360 XT Twin Boa review

published: Nov 14, 2019

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updated: Jul 11, 2023

Adidas Tour 360 XT Twin Boa review

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The Adidas Tour 360 XT Twin Boa shoes are the brand’s first with a dual dial system. But how do they perform? Andrew Wright put them to the test

Adidas Tour 360 XT Twin Boa

It’s a company first for Adidas as they reveal their first dual dial Boa golf shoe, the Adidas Tour 360 XT Twin Boa.

Adidas Tour 360 XT Twin Boa: First impressions

Having never tried a shoe with a fit system like this, I was intrigued to see how they performed. Additionally, the design is very classic looking Adidas which is never a bad thing.

Adidas Tour 360 XT Twin Boa

Adidas Tour 360 XT Twin Boa: The technology

This is the first Adidas golf shoe to feature two Boa dials, designed to offer adjustability across two separate zones. The upper zone provides a secure fit around the collar and prevent power leakage throughout the swing. The side mounted dials help to hold your heels securely in place.

Adidas Tour 360 XT Twin Boa

The lower zone provides micro-adjustability from the middle to bottom instep for customised fit and support. The Boa system can be used to adjust the shoe as precisely as one millimeter per click always providing you with a perfect fit.

The shoes feature the Boa L6 system dial which as well as providing a precision fit has maximum impact protection to keep you going no matter how much force you put through your shoes.

Adidas Tour 360 XT Twin Boa

It is combined with the CS1 laces that use 49 strands of stainless steel wrapped in nylon to provide flexible strength. The coating is designed to withstand abrasion and shed dirt, debris and water. Simply click the dial down and rotate to tighten to your perfect fit. The Boa system is waterproof and extremely durable suitable for all conditions you may face out on the course.

It features the same TPU outsole we saw earlier this year in the Adidas Tour 360 XT. A new eight-spike execution is combined with the X-Traxion secondary lugs for additional grip and stability.

Adidas Tour 360 XT Twin Boa

The X-shaped lugs provide more stability as they increase ground contact due to their eight-sided touch points with the ground. Adidas have removed two spikes in this new version, this allows for increased flexibility but also an increase in comfort by decreasing the weight of the shoe.

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Adidas Tour 360 XT Twin Boa: NCG verdict

I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed the Boa fit system. Once I got the hang of it, the shoes were extremely easy to get on and off and the simple adjustability meant a great fit was guaranteed. Another handy feature is that they don’t loosen at all while you play which can be a little annoying when wearing laced shoes.

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It’ll not be a surprise then that performance was excellent. As well as a great fit, they’re very comfortable and offer total protection from the elements. The weather has already worsened so I had them out on what could only be described as a muddy parkland and I had complete confidence in keeping my footing. Would definitely recommend.

Details

Available: Now

RRP: 179.95

More information: Adidas website

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Andrew Wright

NCG's instruction editor. Terrible student so trying my hand at passing on some of the best advice I've never listened to. Member of Royal Troon. Favourite golfer is two-time major winner and hall of famer, Retief Goosen.

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