Adizero Golf Shoes
Adizero Golf shoes were launched at the Qatar Masters with TaylorMade players like Sergio Garcia wearing special hats but what is Adizero?
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Adizero Golf Shoes are a major new launch in the shoe market and were revealed with a striking campaign at the Qatar Masters. Where TaylorMade is usually written, a host of Tour players wore yellow hats with Adizero on them. This begged the question What is Adizero?
Well, Adizero Golf Shoes have been deisgned to be the lightest on the market, they weigh 38% less than the previous adidas Tour 360 ATV golf shoe. The weight saving comes from an ultra-thin sole that measures only 1.2mm and a new Sprintframe outsole.
The Adizero Golf Shoe is a major launch for adidas and you can expect to see the trademark yellow and white colour combination used both on Tour by the likes of Sergio Garcia and at plenty of golf clubs around the UK.
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