TRUE FS-01 Golf Shoes Review
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If you ask a lot of golfers what the most comfortable golf shoes they’ve ever worn are, chances are better than average they’ll say a pair from True Linkswear. And it’s with good reason.
Ever since the companies’ founding, they’ve transformed the way we think about golf shoes.
And their all-new FS-01 golf shoes are no exception. Let’s have a closer look at what makes these shoes so revolutionary and comfortable to wear.
Recycled genuine leather provides the ultimate in comfort.
Trademark WANDERLUX insole provides extra comfort with every step.
Durable rubber cupped outsole enhances stability.
Unlike some golf equipment that’s meant for a specific type of golfer, the FS-01 golf shoes are perfect for any golfer who appreciates quality, wants added comfort and stability, and a shoe with style to match.
With the TRUE Linkswear FS-01s, you’re guaranteed to experience all of the above. Even though these shoes were only released a short time ago, golfers are raving about their performance, comfort, quality craftsmanship, and style.
Just like all the previous shoes TRUE has come out with, there was an ample amount of thought and effort that went into the design of the FS-01s.
The story starts with GRS Certified Recycled leather that’s not only great for the environment, but some of the softest, most comfortable material of any golf shoe on the market.
And even though the material is especially soft, its matted pebbled finish is stylish and built to last too.
But there’s more. The FS-01s are expertly engineered to provide stability and protection for golfers. Unlike other shoes that have soft spikes that can seem stiff and hard to walk on, the outsole of the FS-01s is made of rubber that’s cupped. This design provides the perfect combination of comfort and stability. You won’t ever have to worry about slipping, or your feet hurting after a long round.
The WANDERLUX insoles are some of the most technologically advanced on the market too. They sit directly atop the outsole and automatically shape to the contours of your feet for even more comfort. When you put these shoes on, you’ll feel like you’re wearing a pair of slippers.
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I’ve worn my share of TRUE Linkswear shoes over the years, and can confidently say that the FS-01s are the most comfortable ones I’ve tried yet.
But what impresses me most is the incredible amount of stability they provide. Never once have I slipped, and my feet and ankles feel well-protected, even when I’m on uneven ground.
As someone that owns more pairs of golf shoes than I know what to do with, the FS-01s sit at the top of my list.
The TRUE FS-01 Golf Shoes are designed with a focus on comfort and performance. They feature a lightweight construction, a flexible sole for enhanced ground feel, and a breathable upper material to keep feet cool during play.
Many users report that the TRUE FS-01 Golf Shoes fit true to size, but some recommend trying them on as the fit may vary depending on foot shape. The shoes are designed to accommodate a wider foot, providing ample space in the toe box.
The TRUE FS-01 Golf Shoes are not fully waterproof but are water-resistant. They are suitable for light rain and dew, but for heavy downpours, additional waterproof footwear may be necessary.
The shoes feature a unique traction system that offers excellent grip on various surfaces. The outsole is designed to provide stability during swings, making them suitable for both dry and wet conditions.
Yes, the TRUE FS-01 Golf Shoes are versatile enough for walking and casual wear. Their comfortable design and stylish appearance make them suitable for off-course activities as well.
Ture Linkswear flat out does it right when it comes to golf shoes. That’s been the story since the company came into existence.
And the TRUE FS-01s are no exception. If you’re in the market for a pair of shoes that perform, are stable and comfortable, built to last, and are downright stylish, give the True Linkswear FS-01s a try. You won’t be disappointed.
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