FootJoy has launched a brand new stylish and functional golf shoe category inspired by city living: the FJ City
FootJoy has launched a brand new stylish and functional golf shoe category inspired by city living: the FJ City.
The new FJ City amalgamates fashion and function to deliver a modern golf shoe infused with contemporary styling and industry-leading technology.
The urban-inspired FJ City is comprised of a high-quality full-grain waterproof leather upper and a durable, cleated outsole.
It comes in five different style options and a number of two-tone colour options.
The leather upper on the FJ City golf shoe provide soft and fashionable performance and Fashion Forward designs enhance style without sacrificing functionality.
A cushioned midsole with two-tone colour accents gives eye-catching appeal and a DuraMax Rubber Outsole facilitates comfort, flexibility and traction.
"The new FJ City line gives fashion-conscious players seeking the latest in footwear trends an alternative shoe option that not only delivers the performance features to play well, but stylish designs to look the best on the course and in the clubhouse," said Doug Robinson, FootJoy's Vice President of Design and Development Worldwide.
"FJ City was inspired by modern trends and is a sophisticated balance between performance and style.
"Each design element, material and colour combination was carefully selected in order to deliver a polished, well-crafted shoe."
The 2014 range also includes, amongst others, the FootJoy D.N.A. and the AWD Casual, which was unveiled this April.
The FJ City is available in the following colour ways: Black/Mocha, Off White/Black, Tobacco/Yellow, Tan/Crimson and White/Blue.
The FJ City golf shoes go on sale in May with an RRP of £120.
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