Men's Right Handed G50 Velocity Curling Shoes (Speed 10)
Details
Goldline’s new line-up of G50 shoes includes Stance, Breeze, Swift and Velocity. These shoes are athletic, fashionable and packed with performance. All four styles feature a flexible upper and stable outsole for the perfect combination of balance and mobility.
These Velocity curling shoes feature a top-of-the-line 1/4" Teflon slider on the left foot (for right-handed curlers) and a premium rubber gripper sole on the right foot. The slider has strategically placed indents on the toe and heel that distribute weight to the periphery, enhancing stability. This makes the Velocity a great option for anyone looking for high end stability features and the best available Teflon sliding speed.
Shoes rated as Speed 10 will maximize your sliding speed out of the hack, reducing leg stress and making it easier to achieve precision even with full take out weight.
The G50 style is also available with more moderate Speed 5 and Speed 7 options. The Swift offers great value for performance with a 5/32" Teflon, Speed 7 slider and stability indents. The Breeze is rated as a Speed 5 with a 3/32" Teflon slider. The Stance offers a "double gripper" version of the G50, with grippers on both feet.
Ratings & Reviews
2 Reviews
Finally a Curling Shoe That Has It All!
Mark| 2/11/2019 9:43 AM
As a competitive curler, I've tried a lot of different shoes and have always wondered why they are like dress shoes and why they are so heavy.
These shoes are the first that I've tried that honestly have it all. The speed, the flexibility and breathability for sweeping, the warmth for skipping. They are light weight and the gripper foot is like a winter tire on the ice.
I suggest paying the extra to get the Speed 10 (1/4 inch slider). Even if you are a new curler, the extra speed will help.
LOVE these shoes!
Jim| 7/8/2020 12:38 PM
I've worn Ultimo and Asham shoes in the past. These G50 Velocity's are far and away my favourite! I was shocked at how warm they are for being such a lightweight shoe (especially important when skipping). I didn't think my last shoes were that bad... until my delivery showed up and I took the Velocity's onto the ice. The increased sliding speed almost caught me off guard, but I adjusted quickly and will never go back.