Ecco BIOM Hybrid 2 shoe review
Golf Monthly's Ecco BIOM Hybrid 2 shoe review
A modern, stylish spikeless shoe that also offers superior comfort and surprising levels of grip in both wet and dry conditions. A must try if money is no object..
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Out of the box comfort, excellent grip over a variety of terrains and the versatility to be worn on or off the golf course
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The shiny areas in the toe and heel of the upper won’t be to everyone’s taste
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Golf Monthly's Ecco BIOM Hybrid 2 shoe review, a model that has been made 15 per cent lighter and been made to offer even more grip, stability and comfort
Key Technology The Ecco BIOM Hybrid 2 is the second generation of Ecco’s best-selling shoe. It is 15 per cent lighter than the original thanks to an extra-thin midsole and a dual-density TPU outsole. The shoe is designed to offer more support in key areas while delivering increased softness in others.
It includes a soft, breathable upper treated with Hydromax and an anti-stain formula to provide improved levels of protection. TPU traction bars provide both support and grip while Silicon rings prevent unwanted foot movement during the swing.
Will suit Golfers seeking a stylish, comfortable spikeless golf shoe with a higher-end budget.
GM Verdict Out of the box, the first thing that strikes you about Ecco’s BIOM Hybrid 2 shoes is the styling. Modern, sleek and very trendy, they wouldn’t be out of place on or off the golf course. Once you slide them on your feet, you’re greeted by supreme feelings of comfort up there with any other golf shoe.
Take a few steps and you immediately notice the light feel and spring in the cushioning, perfect for the long walk of 18 holes ahead. In fact, it barely feels like you’re wearing anything. The shoes are surprisingly grippy for a spikeless model, even in wet conditions and on downhill slopes the outsole held firm even on aggressive swings. When hitting shots, foot stability is enhanced by the silicon areas under foot without affecting comfort. Plus, they can stay on in the clubhouse.
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He currently plays his golf at Burghley Park Golf Club in Stamford, Lincs, with a handicap index of 2.9.
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