FootJoy Release New Pro SL Carbon BOA Shoe
Check out the newest addition to the Pro SL family.


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FootJoy has added the Pro SL Carbon Boa to its very popular range of spikeless shoes.
FootJoy Release New Pro SL Carbon BOA Shoe
FootJoy has released a new addition to the popular Pro SL family in the shape of the Pro SL Carbon BOA.
Today's announcement comes off the back of FootJoy announcing its full 2021 spikeless range earlier this year, with the standard, laced Pro SL and Pro SL Carbon spearheading the range.
FootJoy has added the BOA system to the Pro SL, which promises to further elevate its comfort and performance to add another impressive model to the Pro SL range.
This is the second pair of shoes launched by FootJoy this year to feature a BOA lace system.
FootJoy launched the HyperFlex BOA at the beginning of the year with a BOA Wrapid fit system
This new lacing system has proven popular with golfers, who are increasingly surprised at the genuine difference in fit and performance that the non-laced, dialled mechanism provides.
Related: Best Spikeless Golf Shoes
Since launching in 2019, the laced version of the Pro SL Carbon has provided golfers with a carbon fibre insert within the midsole of the shoe to offer exceptional stability and motion control.
The carbon fibre inlay in the Pro SL Carbon flexes and elastically snaps back to its moulded position to recover energy expended when walking between shots and reduce foot and leg fatigue at the end of the round.
Related: FootJoy Pro SL Carbon Review
The combination of BOA and the carbon fibre inlay featured in the all-new Pro SL Carbon BOA presents a highly advanced and welcomed footwear option for golfers looking for a step up in spikeless shoe performance.
The Pro SL Carbon BOA shoes are available from today (June 2nd) with a RRP of £169.99.
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Dan is a Staff Writer and has been with the Golf Monthly team since 2021. Dan graduated with a Masters degree in International Journalism from the University of Sussex and primarily looks after equipment reviews and buyer's guides, specializing in golf shoe and golf cart reviews. Dan has now tested and reviewed over 30 pairs of golf shoes since he joined Golf Monthly and is an expert in the field. A left-handed golfer, his handicap index is currently 7.8 and he plays at Fulford Heath Golf Club in the West Midlands.
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