Classic City Hydromax shoes
Classic City Hydromax shoes
In today’s age of vibrant on-course colours, these Ecco shoes retain a conservative, understated appearance that might not be to everyone’s taste. The high level of water resistance on offer, however, should make them a popular choice through the winter. The soft leather uppers and arch support also make for a comfortable feel that promises to keep your feet feeling fresh throughout the round.
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This classic-looking shoe uses Ecco’s own Hydromax treatment that should optimise water resistance. The specifically engineered inlay sole has also been designed to provide high levels of comfort and temperature control. Made from high-grade leather uppers, they are available in either black or coffee colour options.
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