Mizuno G-Style Shoes
Our full verdict on the Mizuno G-Style Shoes
Mizuno might not be your first port of call when it comes to golf shoes but the G-Style are a great accompaniment to any look, on and off the course. The simple trainer look will never lose its cool and Mizuno have ticked all the boxes with this casual spikeless offering.
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Good value
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Very simple and cool
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Super light
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Not for you if you like a lot of support
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A lack of colour options
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Mizuno G-Style Shoes Review
The first word that comes up on the Mizuno website alongside these shoes is ‘Relax’ and these shoes are made for comfort. When you look at the entire range of Mizuno footwear the G-Style are their stand-out product when it comes to the casual, more trainer/sneaker-type look.
It takes a certain skill for a golf shoe to look completely at home on a shelf of trainers and, if you were to head straight out after a round, then these wouldn’t look out of place anywhere away from the golf course.
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They come in the staple Mizuno colours of white and blue so you are a bit limited for choice but both are classy looks and come with the embossed logo quietly embedded.
They feature a soft-touch Kuraray upper, a Japanese waterproof combination, along with a high-traction durable spineless sole so, should you want to tackle 36 holes, then this shouldn’t be a problem and they offer the necessary out-of-the-box comfort that we’re all looking for.
Another bonus is that if you require a wide fit then these should tick that box too.
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And they might not look it but they are particularly light at 320g. For a comparison the FootJoy Stratos weigh in at 425g so they really are easy on your feet. They are also fully waterproof and they come with a one-year warranty.
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When the weather turns you probably won’t want to rely on the Mizuno G-Style but they’re ideal for that summer round and you won’t have to change your shoes in the car park afterwards.
Mizuno might not be your first port of call when it comes to golf shoes but the G-Style are a great accompaniment to any look, on and off the course.
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Mark has worked in golf for over 20 years having started off his journalistic life at the Press Association and BBC Sport before moving to Sky Sports where he became their golf editor on skysports.com. He then worked at National Club Golfer and Lady Golfer where he was the deputy editor and he has interviewed many of the leading names in the game, both male and female, ghosted columns for the likes of Robert Rock, Charley Hull and Dame Laura Davies, as well as playing the vast majority of our Top 100 GB&I courses. He loves links golf with a particular love of Royal Dornoch and Kingsbarns. He is now a freelance, also working for the PGA and Robert Rock. Loves tour golf, both men and women and he remains the long-standing owner of an horrific short game. He plays at Moortown with a handicap of 6.
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