True Linkswear All Day Ripstop Review

True Linkswear All Day Ripstop Review

By Paul Liberatore

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If you’ve been reading our reviews here at Golfer’s Authority for a while, you know that we’re a big fan of the TRUE Linkswear brand of golf shoes.


They continually churn out quality product after quality product. Their all-new All Day Ripstop Shoe is no exception.


As an avid golfer you know how important it is to maximize both comfort and stability when you play. And you also know that you’re going to face less than ideal weather too. As such, you need a golf shoe that can handle any test you throw at it.


That’s precisely what the All Day Ripstop does. 


Let’s have a little closer look.


Key Features

Every component of the All Day Ripstop is made from recycled, renewable materials to minimize the impact on the planet.

Temperature regulating wool liner keeps your feet comfortable in all conditions.

Tour-approved outsole cushion and tread give you the utmost stability on every shot.

Design and Technology

There’s plenty of technology and innovation that went into the design and construction of the TRUE Linkswear All Day Ripstop Golf Shoes.


It starts with the materials. They’re all sourced from 100% recycled and renewable materials. 

The Tour-approved outsole is made from recycled EVA and natural gum rubber. The polyester Ripstop upper is also constructed with 100% recyclable materials.


Your feet are sure to stay comfortable on both the hottest and coldest days too. That’s thanks to the self-regulating wool liner that (you guessed it) is also made from recycled material. Temperature regulation is also aided by an anti-microbial, breathable insert.


Unlike most other golf shows, the All Day Ripstops are even machine washable.

True Linkswear All Day Ripstop


The True Linkswear All Day Knit II is a highly recommended shoe that offers exceptional comfort, versatile style, and reliable performance both on and off the golf course. These shoes provide a snug fit and are true to size, ensuring stability and breathability during long walks.


They’re incredibly lightweight and breathable, making them suitable for all-day wear. Oh my, these shoes feel like walking on cloud nine. They’re incredibly lightweight and provide excellent cushioning. In fact, they feel just as comfortable as a pair of tennis shoes. You’ll be able to walk and play all day without any discomfort or fatigue.

PROS

  • All day water and wind proofing keep your feet dry and warm.

  • Self-regulating wool liner keeps your feet comfortable no matter the temperature.

  • Tour-approved outsole and tread give you the utmost stability.

CONS

  • Price point is higher than other golf shoes on the market.
  • Shipping times can be unpredictable due to supply levels and demand.
  • Shoes do not have soft spikes that can be replaced when tread is worn out.

Our Experience

Truth be told, I’ve never owned a pair of TRUE Linkswear golf shoes that I’ve been disappointed with. With that being said, the All Day Ripstop shoes are some of the most versatile, stable shoes I’ve ever worn.


Every aspect of their construction is flawless and designed to deliver the ultimate in comfort and performance, no matter the conditions you find yourself in.


Coupled with the fact that all the materials are 100% recyclable and renewable, and you’ve got a winning combination in my book.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the True Linkswear All Day Knit II Be Worn Without Socks for Maximum Comfort?

Wearing the True Linkswear All Day Knit II without socks provides maximum comfort. However, it’s important to consider foot odor and potential rubbing around the heel. I recommend using no-show golf socks with a high tab for added comfort.

Are There Any Specific Outfit Recommendations for Wearing the True Linkswear All Day Knit II as a Casual Everyday Shoe?

I recommend pairing the True Linkswear All Day Knit II with chino shorts and a polo shirt for a casual, stylish look. The neutral color options make it easy to match with any outfit, ensuring versatility and comfort all day long.

How Does the ‘Bone’ Color of the True Linkswear All Day Knit II Compare to the Grey and White Options in Terms of Style and Versatility?

The ‘bone’ color of True Linkswear All Day Knit II offers a classy, versatile look that pairs well with any outfit. In comparison, the grey and white options also provide neutral, stylish versatility for various occasions.

Are There Any Tips for Breaking in the Heel Area of the True Linkswear All Day Knit II to Prevent Cuts or Blisters?

Breaking in the heel area of shoes can prevent cuts and blisters. I find that wearing the shoes without socks for short periods helps with the break-in process. It’s essential to prioritize comfort without socks.

Can the True Linkswear All Day Knit II Be Worn on Concrete Without Causing Damage to the Bottom Grips?

Yes, the True Linkswear All Day Knit II can be worn on concrete without damaging the bottom grips. The cross-life tread is designed for versatility, offering adequate traction on various surfaces, including concrete, while maintaining durability. This makes the shoe suitable for both on-course and everyday use.

Conclusion

No piece of golf apparel is more important than your shoes. And this is something the good folks at TRUE Linkswear know all too well. It’s that reason alone that they continue to lead the way when it comes to golf shoe production.


And the TRUE Linkswear All Day Ripstop shoe is no exception. If you’re looking for a shoe that’s going to give you unprecedented performance, comfort, and stability, there’s no second guessing the TRUE Linkswear All Day Ripstop. Give them a try and find out for yourself. 

Paul Liberatore

Paul Liberatore

As the Founder of Golfers Authority Paul Liberatore Esq. has spent the last 7+ years writing about the best golf equipment or instruction from the top golf instructors in the world. He has been a contributing writer for Sports Illustrated Golf and GolfWRX. After graduating with honors from Purdue University, he realized that he had a passion for the golf business and the law. When he's not practicing law, or creating golf content on YouTube, he can be found on his syndicated Behind the Golf Brand podcast talking with the most prolific leaders in the golf industry.