Keen Milo II durabillity

I know there have been discussions on this before, but I want to ask around again.  I am in need of some new golf shoes this summer, and I am looking at the Keen Milo 2.  I have used the Bite shoes for the past 4 years, and they have worked well, but from what I have experienced, and seen from Keen I know it is worth the price.

 

I have heard the the first Milo fell apart after some use.  Does anyone have experience with the Milo 2's, and are they worth the price?

[Rescue]

The Impacts, I would stay away from their "hiking"shoes. They are designed for approach/base climbing, so the mid soles are VERY stiff. I bought a pair a few years back and have not used them much. So, check out their mountain bike shoes "free pedal" AKA: no toe clips. I bought the high tops, because of the crazy colors of the other shoes (they look like Vans or Airwalks).

So even these were a little stiff and combersome (think hiking boot/shoe, not trail runners), but after several rounds they feel great! Time will tell, but my biggest concern is the extreme grippyness of these shoes. I played Golden Gate Park the other day, it was wet and muddy, but I was amased at how well these held on the cement teepads. It was like they were nice and dry! The biggest plus, is after six months and aroun 50+ rounds, the soles are still attached to the mid sole and the top of the toe area! Will the soles last a few years? Not sure, because they are very soft and tacky. But worth the price and gamble imo.

[Destraayer]

Get these. The Cushe Xseige. I have been using them for a year now and I won't to go back to my Keens or my Merrills. Light, water proof, durable, and perfect for wide feet. Word is that this company is working on an actual disc golf shoe.

[Shawn Boucké]

Because of the discount, and the good reviews, I decided to wait on the Milos, and get some Salomons.

[Diesel Dan]

I bought the solomon shoe in the middle first and had it three months before I stopped wearing them. I bought the Keen Milo on the left December 2009 and wore them until February 2011 when I bought the milo II on the right. I did have to repair the Milo with shoe goo but after having it for a year.

[Boom Boom Dino]

i have the hedgehogs from northface and they've been awesome

[Mark Janssen]

been using the Timberlands for years, great duragbility and waterproof. You can find them at the outlet store too and get them for about $40. The Canard.

http://shop.timberland.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4204817

 

[AK Discer]

I have some Saloman Odysseys that are pretty aweoms, look similar to the GTXs, haven't had them long so I can't comment on durability.  There were $120 a pair XD though.  I had some Merrells and they sucked and fell apart after 5 months and they were $100.  My buddy had some of the orginal Milos and they didn't last long, I heard rumors from some of the pros that the shoes sucked, but they "had" to like them since they were sponsored or something.