FootJoy Women’s eMerge shoe review
A review of the FootJoy women's eMerge shoe
The FootJoy Women’s eMerge shoe marries classic styling with great performance. Comfortable, stable and supportive, this is a quality offering from FootJoy.
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Lightweight, great traction, comfort and support
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All three styles come with cleats so not really wearable off course
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The FootJoy Women’s eMerge showcases classic golf shoe styling with a modern twist. Lightweight and providing good traction, it’s a great looking and high performing shoe.
FootJoy Women’s eMerge shoe RRP: £70
FootJoy continues to offer a range of shoes to suit all tastes and most budgets. At just £70, the FootJoy Women’s eMerge shoe is keenly priced, but this doesn’t mean that quality is compromised. This shoe features a range of technologies that make it a high performing and attractive offering from FootJoy.
In three colour options, including an eye-catching white/purple design, the eMerge shoe looks great, blending classic golf shoe styling with a more modern finish. With full-grain leather uppers, the shoes are soft yet durable and very comfortable.
The lightweight, cushioned fit-bed adds to the support and comfort provided by the eMerge shoe – it is designed to dampen shock when walking, to take the pressure off as you make your way round 18 holes.
The DuraMax rubber outsole is durable and hard wearing while the Pulsar Softspikes deliver exceptional traction to keep you stable in the most extreme conditions. The eMerge shoes are also guaranteed waterproof for one year.
The shoes are available in white/blue, white/purple and black.
Overall, this is a lightweight and durable shoe that will perform in the vast majority of conditions. They provide a solid base helping you feel confident when swinging the club or walking on difficult ground. With elegant styling, they look great too. For £70, what more could you ask for?
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