WIN a Pair of Footjoy Traditions Golf Shoes!
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- £120
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- £308
WIN a Pair of Footjoy Traditions Golf Shoes!
The #1 Shoe in golf has had a serious style upgrade! Welcome to FootJoy Traditions Golf Shoes – featuring a clean and iconic design that is available in a range of colours.
As expected from such a quality brand, this spiked shoe offers advanced traction thanks to the Pulsar LP cleats by Softspikes for maximum grip and stability to give you total confidence through the swing. Easy to maintain, they are also 100% waterproof and lightweight. With supreme comfort in mind, the Traditions incorporate ultra-cushioned foam that provides a flexible and comfortable experience with every step. A moulded, high density EVA Fit-Bed® provides superior underfoot cushioning and a built-in Achilles pad further ensures a more complete, non-slip fit.
- Full Grain Leather Construction
- EVA Fit-Bed®
- Spiked Golf Shoes: Pulsar LP Cleats by Softspikes
- Lightweight Foam Midsole
- Foam Achilles Pad
Sizes available: UK 6 – UK14
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