ICON Black
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Color
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- White / Chestnut Lizard Print
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size
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width
- Narrow
- Medium
- Wide
- Extra Wide
Worn by
First Class Craftsmanship with Premium Materials
Features & Benefits
CLASSIC LOOK
Leathers inserts built into the TPU outsole combines a timeless look with today's performance.
ENHANCED COMFORT
Memory Foam is located in the tongue and around the collar, providing a custom fit to enhance comfort.
MILAN LAST
Modified fashion toe, standard fit across the forefoot and instep, with a slightly narrow heel.
PREMIUM LEATHER
Luxurious calfskin leather uppers offer unparalleled beauty, fit, and resistance to stretching.
TURF GRIPPING ADVANTAGE
Pulsar cleats by Softspikes® are the #1 selling cleat in golf and the overwhelming choice of touring professionals worldwide. The Pulsar cleats feature all the same turf grip and walking comfort advantages of Black Widow plus the additions of radiused legs for extra durability and cleat webbing for easier cleaning.
WATERPROOF
This soft premium full grain leather offers outstanding waterproof comfort, breathability, and durability. FJ warrants that this golf shoe will be 100% waterproof in normal use for two years (U.S. Warranty).
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Reviews
REVIEW SNAPSHOT®
by PowerReviews(based on 33 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
96%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Pros
- Stylish (12)
- Durable (11)
- Lightweight (5)
- Versatile (5)
Cons
Best Uses
- Tournament play (8)
- Wet weather (7)
- Weekend rounds (6)
- Cold / extreme (4)
- Width:
Feels too narrow
Feels true to width
100%
(4 reviews)
Feels too wide
- Reviewer Profile:
- Golf enthusiast (14), Tournament golfer (8)
- Handicap:
- 5 and under (8), 6 to 10 (6)
- Rounds per year:
- 30 to 39 (7), 60 to 99 (6)
- Was this a gift?:
- No (15), Yes (4)
Most Liked Positive Review
Premium product at a premium price.
Let's start with what I like about the shoes. First of all, they're stylish and when you wear them to a tournament or you your club, people will know who's who and that...Read complete review
Let's start with what I like about the shoes. First of all, they're stylish and when you wear them to a tournament or you your club, people will know who's who and that you're at the top of the food chain. They have a very stiff and responsive sole for tournament players trying to find the best performing shoe. They are very easily cleaned and are fairly comfortable. However, I personally rarely wear them for a few reasons. First, I find them too heavy, it feels like a normal pair of shoes caked with mud and really weigh you down after long rounds, especially 36 holes. Second, I am flat footed and they are not the most comfortable pair of shoes I've had. Lastly, they take a long time to break in and I hate to see them crease, so I save them for special occasions where looks matter. Bottom line, these would make a great gift for serious golfers or anyone playing tournament golf looking to look serious. In my honest opinion, I would rather much get two pairs of Dry Joys which are basically the equivalent at these at half the price.
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Most Liked Negative Review
I would never buy the foot joy icon black again
Use them for golf. While it's a good looking shoe it is not comfortable at all. Probably have bought 100 pair of foot joys over the years and these are terrible as far as...Read complete review
Use them for golf. While it's a good looking shoe it is not comfortable at all. Probably have bought 100 pair of foot joys over the years and these are terrible as far as comfort goes.
Reviewed by 33 customers
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Pros
- Lightweight
- Stylish
Cons
Best Uses
- Tournament Play
- Weekend Rounds
- Wet Weather
Comments about ICON Black:
Have been playing golf since my senior year of college, painful to say but that is now over 30 years. I play approx. 150 rounds a year and was a loyal Classics wearer until they went out of production. I still have and wear over 10 pair but have since added 2 pairs of Icons and most recently a pair of Icon Blacks to the collection. While not having that "dress shoe" feeling I'm used to from my Classics the Icon Black does give a sturdy true to size fit and the traditional look like the Classics. Not a substitute but, with the cork foot bed, for sure the next best thing.
Pros
- Durable
- Stylish
Cons
Best Uses
- Tournament Play
- Weekend Rounds
- Wet Weather
Comments about ICON Black:
I heard you are going to stop making these shoes..they are the best I have used. been using them for a number of years. bought 8 pair just in case I can't get them again...they look good an feel great..thanks
Pros
- Best golf shoe ever,
- Durable
- Stylish
Cons
- none
Best Uses
Comments about ICON Black:
Most classy golf shoe ever
Pros
- Durable
- Lightweight
- Stylish
- Versatile
Cons
Best Uses
- Cold Weather
- Tournament Play
- Weekend Rounds
Comments about ICON Black:
Shoe strings came shriveled up
Pros
- Durable
- Lightweight
- Stylish
- Versatile
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about ICON Black:
Best shoes all around hands down
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Questions & Answers
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Q:
Do the Icon use the same last as the dry joy tour in production?
I am an 8 wide in the Dryjoy tour.Asked on 4/18/2018 by Smithy from England UK1 answer
Q:
I have some FJ icons from 2013 that are size 11 (united kingdom) standard width. I am looking to buy another pair but when I got measured at my home club pro shop the footjoy device is telling me I need a UK 12 narrow width. Have your sizes changed?Asked on 1/20/2018 by Tee Time from UK1 answer
A:
Our sizes have not changed. The Icon model shoes tend to fit long and narrow, so that is why the 11 worked out well for you. You should stick with an 11, and I think it will fit you well. To be safe, try the shoes on indoors, so that they can be returned/exchanged if needed.
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Q:
I am UK size 8 but sometime with foot joy variance don't know whether I should buy Wide or Standard shoe. What's the best way to measure the width.Asked on 8/6/2017 by Mian from undisclosed1 answer