PUMA Men's Ignite Pwradapt Caged Golf Shoes

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Its new sole system with anti-slip layering integrated with extra rubber lugs makes the shoe highly balanced on any type of ground. You can use it to bite the ground with minimal effort to result in maximum effort and support to your feet, And so, it distributes stability to your entire body.

It’s another bonus that these are waterproof and come with a two-year guarantee as, again, that’s not what you’d expect from a shoe so light and comfortable.The only slight downside is that you can see the water on the material once they do get wet. But it dries out soon after you’ve finished. Puma introduced Ignite foam to their shoes a few years ago and it immediately made their shoes more comfortable. To increase that level of comfort even more, Puma extended the Ignite foam to cover the full length of the foot in the new Ignite PWRADAPT golf shoe. Adding that foam may have been enough for Puma to move new shoes, but they had more up their sleeves. The introduction of PWRADAPT technology gives Puma’s shoes more response and some of the best traction Puma’s ever had. The major features of this shoe that make it a worthy option for enthusiast golfers are stated below. Moreover, the non-slip under the sole will provide good control over the traction. This sole has been integrated with rubber lugs with a distinct character to provide excellent grip on any sort of terrain. As a result, you can have swift, stable, and controlled movements with no fatigue consistently.

Ok, they aren’t quite as stable in the upper as some shoes we have tested so far this year but they are as good as you’ll get for a lightweight, trainer-style golf shoe.The upper frame also has a TPU making that gives your feet a natural fit and support. Its benchmark characteristics known as IGNITE foam make a shoe a lot more comforting. Because the midsole is made of consistent cushioning which is very soft. Responsive comfort will minimize stress. PWRADAPT is another Puma concept that has been around for a few generations now. The idea is that the sole of the shoe will adapt to any lie for optimal traction. On a flat lie, the foundation is as stable as anything else you’re going to wear. Where PWRADAPT differentiates itself is on uneven lies. Your foot is able to flex and get you better traction than you’d get from a rigid sole. This made me feel more balanced on rougher terrain while both walking and during my swing.