FootJoy Sport shoe
A review of the FootJoy Sport shoe

Excellent value for a design that sits nicely between classic and modern. Decent stability in the heel is noticeable when swinging and walking on hilly ground. The toe design of the FootJoy Sport shoe is extremely hard wearing and helps prevent creasing.

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A sporty look is combined with FootJoy's latest technology. The toe of the FootJoy Sport shoe is made from coated leather to help prevent abrasion from swinging. The mid-sole design gives added comfort underfoot, while a mesh lining helps to keep the foot cool.
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