Inesis Summer Golf Shoes
We look at the colourful and flexible Inesis Summer Golf Shoe
These are a great option for a summer shoe; light, breathable and they're designed to stay comfy throughout the round. And, with five colours to choose from, there's something for every taste
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Outstanding value with some colours particularly low priced
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Great looking particularly the white/indigo option
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Super comfortable
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You'll want more protection in bad weather
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The most obvious feature of the Inesis Summer Shoe is the comfort and flexibility. They look like they’re built for comfort and the whole process is targeted that way.
Looks wise the Y-shape, across the heel and ankle, is the signature of the shoe and looks fantastic on the two-toned snow white/deep indigo shoe and this adds plenty of ankle support and comfort thanks to it being lined with a high-density foam.
There are five colour options; the coral red (pictured), white/indigo, black, navy blue and grey and they come with a two-year guarantee.
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The sole is the story here with three parts to it. The EVA part boosts cushioning and is spread over the entire foot and particularly on the heel which makes for maximum comfort. The beauty of the EVA sole is that it provides the best shock-absorbing qualities which is why they’re great for shoes and it’s light, flexible, has high elasticity and it can take any colour.
The TPU (polyurethane) part ensures a strong grip and, because of its lightweight design, it remains flexible and and supple and is resistant to slipping. With the Inesis Summer Shoe there are six moulded, oversized spikes and a coloured main part.
The third part of the sole is the rubber which, again, helps with a great grip and is softer so good for flexibility. There are two horizontal grooves under the sole make the shoe more bendable while the front part is asymmetrical with the extension of material on the outside helping with the stability in the swing. The rounded front of the sole has been designed to move with your foot at the completion of your swing.
And, as the name of the shoe suggests, they’re designed to deal with hot temperatures. A 3D mesh material keeps the shoes ventilated and keeps out any humidity.
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Mark has worked in golf for over 20 years having started off his journalistic life at the Press Association and BBC Sport before moving to Sky Sports where he became their golf editor on skysports.com. He then worked at National Club Golfer and Lady Golfer where he was the deputy editor and he has interviewed many of the leading names in the game, both male and female, ghosted columns for the likes of Robert Rock, Charley Hull and Dame Laura Davies, as well as playing the vast majority of our Top 100 GB&I courses. He loves links golf with a particular love of Royal Dornoch and Kingsbarns. He is now a freelance, also working for the PGA and Robert Rock. Loves tour golf, both men and women and he remains the long-standing owner of an horrific short game. He plays at Moortown with a handicap of 6.
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