Every day we’re bombarded with marketing. With the myriad voices pulling you in every direction, how can one be sure what is truth and what is not? At our core, MyGolfSpy serves the consumer. That means we have an obligation to inform you when a product lives up to the marketing hype. In the same vein, we also bear the duty of telling you to avoid a product that doesn’t deliver on its promises. Welcome to “Ad” to Cart, a new series where we test the gear that’s being advertised all over your social media feeds.
The Ad
More succinctly, should you be spending your hard-earned cash on a pair of shoes from Redvanly? I love their shorts but can their shoes live up to the hype?
While my opinion is subjective, based on my personal preferences, I always strive to give my raw, honest feedback. My review of the Redvanly Contender Shoe is no different.
My thoughts
I spent ample time in both the Redvanly Contender and Challenger golf shoes. Because the ad features the Contender, my review will focus on that. Rest assured that both shoes are very similar in performance.
First impressions
The upper is constructed from a microfiber that looks and feels like leather. This gives the shoes a premium fit and finish. Sign me up!
Cushion
This is a similar setup to what you’d find in a traditional AF1 or even the Air Jordan 1. So it’s a feeling I’m very familiar with and one that I’m a big fan of.
Fit
If you plan on picking up a pair, I’d go up at least 1/2 size.
Other things to consider
The verdict
If I had to give the Redvanly Contender golf shoes a rating, I’d give them a 3.5 out of 5. I love the style and they are very comfortable. To me, though, they’re more of an office or range shoe than a shoe I see myself wearing on the course on a consistent basis.
Are they the most comfortable golf shoes you’ll ever wear? I’d put them in the top 10. They’re comfortable and stylish but hard to recommend if you’re looking for a “serious” performance golf shoe.
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