FootJoy launches AWD Casual golf shoes

FootJoy has added to its 2014 golf shoe range with the introduction of the FootJoy AWD Casual

FootJoy AWD Casual
Footjoy has introduced the FootJoy AWD Casual to its 2014 golf shoe line-up

FootJoy has added to its 2014 golf shoe range with the introduction of the FootJoy AWD Casual

FootJoy has announced the launch of a new, street-styled spikeless golf shoe category: the FootJoy AWD Casual.

The AWD Casual - another addition to FootJoy's all-encompassing 2014 spikeless range - is designed to provide comfort, fit and performance, along with on- and off-course versatility.

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The AWD Casual is available in four colour options and designed to accompany any garment from FootJoy's Performance Apparel clothing range.

The new FJ shoe's upper is constructed from full-grain leather for softness and comfort, while a PU Film membrane provides excellent waterproof protection without comprising on breathability.

"This is an exciting addition to our spikeless range, which continues to resonate extremely well with out loyal FJ fan base, who continually choose our golf shoes for the combination of pioneering designs and outstanding comfort, fit and performance," said Russell Lawes, FootJoy's Marketing Manager.

"Our 2014 range is our most complete offering to date and testament to our unerring ability to incorporate inventive options and meet the varying tastes of golfers.

"The design team have certainly struck the right chord with this striking design, delivering a new option for the golfer seeking the key performance technologies synonymous with FJ footwear alongside the convenience of spikeless shoes."

The FootJoy AWD Casual comes with a RRP of £65.

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