True Linkswear Tru Knit II Golf Shoes
Our full verdict on the True Linkswear TRU Knit II Golf Shoes.
We’re always cautious of ultralight shoes fading in comfort by the back nine. But our feet felt nice and energized after 18 in these. You may find yourself wearing them for a lot more than golf.
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Incredibly lightweight and super comfortable, these give off the breezy beach vibe. But they’re also built for golf.
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Will other golfers take you seriously when you show up to the first tee wearing these?
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Scott Kramer tests the True Linkswear Tru Knit II Golf Shoes on and off the golf course in this full review.
True Linkswear Tru Knit II Golf Shoes Review
There’s no nice way to say this: True used to make golf shoes that frankly looked like clown footwear. But things have changed big time for this small company - in a really good way.
After hitting a home run with the original True Knit shoes a couple of years ago - which turned out to be the brand’s most popular model of all time - officials followed up with this sequel that’s even better.
Knit II's lightweight nature, all-day comfort, sock-fit feel and breathable nature make these an easy choice for warm days out on the fairways or for hanging out with your buddies at a barbecue. But make no mistake: These are definitely made for playing golf, first and foremost.
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The one-piece upper is completely breathable and made of a 90/10 split of polyester and spandex that conforms to most foot widths. It has a rich texture, and is offered in white, blue gray, and a “maui black” that’s actually more of a deep green.
Wearing the latter color, we were asked by several people about the shoe. Yeah, it looks that good. The upper also repels water and oil. Inside the shoe lies a “Wanderlux” super foam midsole that adds flexibility, comfort and rebound energy to your feet.
There’s a full sock fit flexible opening, so you can easily slide your feet in without breaking down the heel. As the company promises, you may well lace these up for your round and not want to take them off the rest of the day.
The shoe weighs only 9.1 ounces - it will be very difficult for you to find anything lighter in your pro shop. Plus the cleat-free outsole has cross-life tread, for decent traction. You’ll definitely favour using these on dry days. The materials used are durable, as well, so you can expect them to last.
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Scott Kramer is a freelance writer based in Southern California. He carries a 5.2 index, along with a hacker's short game. Yet the former Senior Editor of GOLF Magazine always tries to bring his "A" game to his writing.
Here's what's in Scott's golf bag: Driver: Callaway Epic Speed driver Fairway wood: Titleist TSi2 4-wood Hybrid: Titleist H1 hybrid Irons: Titleist AP1 irons Wedges: Vokey wedges Putter: An old Odyssey Versa putter that's been refurbished twice!
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