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S2G 26 TEXTILE SPIKELESS GOLF SHOES

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Description

Golf shoes with an Adiwear outsole for extra durability and grip on different surfaces. Blending style and performance, the S2G 26 Textile Spikeless Golf Shoes offer an easy transition from everyday life to the golf course. Stand out on the tees, greens and clubhouse in these durable golf shoes. Crafted with a leather and textile upper, these shoes offer our signature commitment to feel and comfort. The Adiwear rubber outsole provides durability and grip to support you on the course. The spikeless design works on versatile surfaces, meaning you can wear the shoes on and off the course. A Lightstrike midsole aids dynamic movement so you can focus on your game. Designed to help keep your feet dry in wet conditions, you'll appreciate these feature-packed, stylish shoes. adidas branding completes the look, providing a symbol of our quality and a classic finish. Details - Regular fit - Laces - Leather and textile upper - Textile and synthetic sockliner - Adiwear outsole - LIGHTSTRIKE technology on midsole - Imported - Product code: HP7092 - Product color: Cloud White / Core Black / Lucid Pink

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REVERSIBLE ID
328287360
Brand style ID
HP7092

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