When we set out to compare SQAIRZ against Adidas, we wanted a real experiment that anyone could see and understand. So, we grabbed a pair of each, cut them open, and put them to the test.
The method was simple: fill the toe boxes with sand to measure the true volume inside each shoe. No speculation, no guesses—just proof.
The Results Were Clear
When the sand settled, SQAIRZ held more. The toe box was noticeably larger, giving the foot more room to spread out. Adidas? Less volume, less space, and less connection to the ground.
Why That Matters in Golf
Golf isn’t played in the upper of the shoe—it’s played through your feet. That extra volume in the SQAIRZ toe box allows your toes to splay naturally, increasing ground contact. More ground contact means more balance, better use of ground force, and greater control of your swing.
From Balance to Ball Flight
The chain reaction is undeniable:
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Stability at setup — A roomier platform keeps you grounded.
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Consistency through the swing — With less wobble, you repeat the same motion more often.
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Tighter dispersion — Straighter, more predictable shots instead of spray patterns.
Proof You Can See
Most brands talk performance. We showed it. By literally cutting the shoes open and measuring their volume with sand, we exposed the difference in design philosophy. Adidas builds for style and feel. SQAIRZ builds for performance and results.
And the results were piled up in that sand—right inside the toe box.
