The Adidas Puremotion golf shoe is their offering in the natural motion category. The theory goes along the lines of letting your feet move in a more 'natural' motion as if you were a barefoot homo sapien striding across the plains in search of game. The only game we are after is birdies and maybe the odd eagle but the puremotion golf shoe does follow these principles well.

The first thing you notice is the wider forefront of the shoes that allows your toes to spread out more than in a regular shoe. This does make them feel very comfortable too as your little pinkies have the space to flex as nature intended.

The other very noticeable feature is the skeletal like design of the sole that mimicks a human footprint and after you walk out of a bunker it does look like homo-erectus has been in there instead of you. This is the key to the natural motion design and it does feel very comfortable indeed.

The puremotion shoes come with a waterpoof upper that has kept out all the rain we have played in so far. It is also reasonably warm in the freezing Scottish spring and well put together. Whilst it may look like a regular sports shoe, the sole rigidity is very good and the puremotion will hold and support you throughout the swing very well.

The Adidas Puremotion is not a street shoe as the styling is maybe a little too sporty for most streets. It only comes in black and white in the UK, but our friends in the USA get a blue option too, which is our favourite so it is a real shame it is not available here. However it is a top drawer performance golf shoe that is extremely comfortable, grips the ground very well and is a joy to wear.