Crocs now into golf!
Crocs, who arguably make the most comfortable footwear available anywhere, have now produced a golf shoe.
Crocs, who arguably make the most comfortable footwear available anywhere, have now produced a golf shoe.
Yes that’s right, they have gone beyond making great shoes for shopping, walking on the beach or even wearing to work; they are now launching a golf shoe, soft spikes and all
Their brand new Golf Ace is a stylish slip-on which keeps the foot firmly in place with a functional turbo strap that wraps securely around the back of the ankle.
The shoe, featuring ventilation ports on the top, not only ensures that your feet stay cool when trekking around any 18-hole course, but in the opinion of their manufacturers, also gives them a stylish look.
Suitable for both men and women, the Golf Ace has moulded spikes placed strategically on the base of the shoe which ensure your feet are firmly planted when you drive off the tee.
And there will be no ‘handicaps’ for your feet, due to the ultra-comfy Croslite material which is used throughout the shoe.
By moulding to your feet when exposed to body heat, Croslite ensures these shoes stay continually comfortable and smell great, due to its anti-bacterial properties.
Available in a stunning range of colourways the Golf Ace will compliment any on-course outfit and make you the envy of any professional
To see the complete range of shoes and colourways available please visit www.crocs.eu
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