Your Swing Speed Starts at Your Feet
A study of 63 golfers with handicaps of 3 or better found that clubhead speed tracked how each foot pushed on the ground. Here's what each foot does.
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Field notes from our Kent, WA workshop — foot health, footwear science, training guides, and what we learn building 3D-printed custom fit cleats one athlete at a time.
The Widest Golf Shoes on the Market (2026): 2E, 4E, Wide Toe Box and Custom Fit
Every truly wide golf shoe on the market in 2026, sorted by how it gets wide: real 2E and 4E width sizes, wide toe box and zero drop designs, and...
Will Better Cleats Make You a Better Player?
The question every boot forum asks, answered layer by layer: where cleats genuinely move the needle, where they cannot, and why fit decides whether you keep playing at all.
Custom-Fit Cleats for Kids Are Here (No Minimum Size)
Kids sizes are official: feet under 22 cm get $100 off the base price, there's no minimum size, and the first 10 test families get half off in exchange for...
Why Hasn't Anyone Studied Barefoot Training for American Football?
There's solid research showing barefoot training builds foot strength and stability in soccer players — but almost nothing for American football. We ask why that gap exists, what the closest...
Soccer Cleat Comfort
Soccer cleats have been engineered and sold around the idea that performance gains come from features like reduced weight, thinner uppers, or more aggressive stud configurations. Sports science literature has...
Foot Strength Level Guide
When it comes to crafting the perfect pair of cleats, one size—or one design—doesn't fit all. At Prevolve Footwear, we believe your shoes should complement your unique foot strength and...
Why Metatarsal Pads?
A small foam pad under the front of your arch that reminds it to do its job. How metpads work, the five training levels, and how to start without wrecking...
Toe Spacers, Printed to Your Toes
Most toe spacers are one-size silicon blanks. Ours are 3D printed from your foot scan, sized to each gap, and slim enough to wear in a shoe. Here is why...
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