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In this G/Fore vs G/Fore comparison, I test the MG4+ Camo Accent against the redesigned MG4+ O2 Camo to see if G/Fore actually fixed the major issues from the original.

Both shoes look incredible on the shelf — but on the course, they perform very differently.

The original MG4+ starts strong with a cushioned, stable-feeling first step, but quickly reveals its limitations: a high heel drop, stiff upper, significant heel slip, pressure points along the lateral forefoot, and a surprisingly disconnected feel during follow-through.

The new MG4+ O2 Camo brings real improvements:

Lower heel drop

Better traction

More balanced platform

More comfortable midsole

Better lacing and outrigger support

But it still retains some of the original’s issues — especially heel movement and that persistent pressure line.

⛳ In This Video, I Compare:

Comfort over a full round

Heel slip severity in both models

Pressure point consistency

Upper stiffness and natural movement

Traction difference (O2 is noticeably better)

Stability during lateral movement

Overall walking experience

Which one feels more grounded

Performance during chip shots, irons, and driver swings

Final verdict: Which one should you actually buy?

⭐ My Scores

MG4+ Camo Accent:
Comfort: 6.1
Performance: 6.5

MG4+ O2 Camo:
Comfort: 7.7
Performance: 8.1

🏁 Final Verdict

The MG4+ O2 is undeniably the better shoe — lower drop, better traction, improved outrigger, and a more balanced midsole. But heel instability still exists, the upper remains stiff, and the same pressure path returns.

If you loved the look of the original MG4+ but couldn’t handle the instability, the O2 is a meaningful upgrade — just not a perfect one.


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