adidas Golf introduces two lightweight shoe alternatives

Shared from – Chapeau Noir Blog – Trends in Golf Apparel.

Between the the Samba and the adiCross, and the casual street style shoes offered under the Ashworth banner, it was starting to become difficult to keep track of all the new shoes on offer from adidas Golf.

Add to the mix the new puremotion and crossflex (both branded using in lowercase for those interested in such things) — two athletic performance shoes which are designed to provide maximum flexibility and increased comfort on and off the golf course. Both are extremely lightweight, and both styles aim to help your performance round after round.The puremotion is anatomically correct with a wider, web-shaped forefoot which allows for more natural movement, grip and flex for improved balance and stability, while the crossflex is built on a lightweight running last for athletic performance, fit and feel; this style has strategically placed pods and zonal traction elements that adapt to varying ground conditions to deliver superior stability and traction.

The puremotion is anatomically correct with a wider, web-shaped forefoot which allows for more natural movement, grip and flex for improved balance and stability, while the crossflex is built on a lightweight running last for athletic performance, fit and feel; this style has strategically placed pods and zonal traction elements that adapt to varying ground conditions to deliver superior stability and traction.

If you’re wondering if both of these concepts sound familiar, consider the bastion now covered by offerings such as those from TRUE Linkswear and the Nike TW 13.

Puremotion comes with a two-year waterproof warranty, while the crossflex carries a ClimaProof® two-year waterproof warranty. Both come in a choice of four colorways, with the puremotion available at retail on June 1, 2012 with an MSRP of $120 USD, and the crossflex at retail on July 1, 2012 with an MSRP of $100 USD.