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Champ Golf Scorpion Stinger Golf Spikes - TriLOK - Fast Twist - 18Pack
| $6 Ground | Thu, Feb 16 |
| 3-Day | Wed, Feb 15 |
| 2-Day | Tue, Feb 14 |
| 1-Day | Mon, Feb 13 |
Product Description
By Far CHAMP's most significant advancement in sport cleat technology since the invention of soft golf spikes. CHAMP engineers have designed the Stinger™ to provide superior comfort without sacrificing traction. And before the cleats wear out and adversely affect your game, the Stinger's revolutionary Visible Wear Indicator will let you know and show you it's time for a change.
User Ratings & Reviews
(1 Reviews)
9/5/2007
The spikes were noticable as I walked. They added pressure points at the location of insertion. They were also very difficult to remove from my ECCO shoes. I heard good things about them but am going back to my Pulsar spikes.
Derek (Blaine, MN)
Handicap 10 - 15
Frequently asked questions about
How do you remove tri lok spikes? I have tried two prong remover and they don't budge in my nike's.
Jim Carpenter
Jim Carpenter
03/03/2010 3:59 PM
hi, thanks for the question. Tri-lok spikes should be easily removed with one twist of the spike wrench. Your spikes may have gotten stuck somehow, but you may try purchasing a new spike wrench. -Parker
Golfballs.com Employee: Parker
03/04/2010 8:51 AM
I just bought a new pair of Nike shoes with the gray and black Champ Scorpion Tri-Lok spikes and before even wearing them I have the same problem using several wrenches including the Softspikes handle and ratchet style wrench (in fact that wrench doesn't even fit the spike holes!). Other cheap wrenches will work but I've torn on spike up trying to remove it. What got me trying to remove one was just wanted to buy more spikes to fit the shoes for future use. I'm taking the shoes back to Golfsm
Mid Handicap Golfer: Joe
02/20/2011 6:28 PM
If new, you have to press down into the sole and twist like a prescription bottle. I tried getting them out from a pair of worn spikes, and you have to get all the dirt and sand out of the way, then they twist. Be careful.
Mid Handicap Golfer: Joe
08/19/2011 6:08 AM
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