PUMA GolfMens Titantour Ignite High Top Golf Shoes
R1,699
About
As made famous by Rickie Fowler himself: the TITANTOUR IGNITE High-Top. Forget the polite clapping. This shoe calls for a roar. Thunderous applause. A blow horn. It features PUMA's finest running performance technologies. (That's right: running.) It's stacked with IGNITE Foam for maximum energy return underfoot and PWRCOOL so you can power through when the heat is on. Now, how about that horn?
Product Features
- Premium full-grain leather upper for the ultimate performance, durability, and quality
- Waterproof guaranteed for two years
- Lace closure for a snug fit
- Mid height
- Lightweight foam tongue for comfort
- PWRCOOL technology at lining, increasing ventilation to keep you at an optimum temperature
- Sleeker, refined last shape provides more comfort and a better fit
- Dual density PU sockliner provides durability and comfort
- IGNITE Foam at midsole provides high-rebound cushioning, energy return, and superior step-in comfort
- Ultra thin TPU PWRFRAME encases midsole for lightweight strength and durablity, plus increased flexibility
- External TPU heel support for improved stability
- Outsole features removable, low-profile Stealth Cleats for long-lasting abrasion resistance, plus multi-directional GripZone lugs for unrivaled traction and stability
- Anatomically positioned flex grooves at outsole provide support while allowing the foot to move naturally
- PUMA Formstrip at lateral side
- 18 Hole Logo at tongue; PUMA Cat Logo at heel
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