Adidas Tour360 Knit review

Who should buy the Adidas Tour360 Knit

The Tour360 has built a reputation for producing tour-ready pieces. It is a solid option if you:

• Need a shoe that lives up to the performance standards through the introduction of its Primeknit version.
• Need a shoe that offers the advantages of a breathable material but also gives a solution to its caveat—water protection.
• Need a shoe that comes prepared to be taken to the course at whatever weather condition.

Torsion Tunnel

The bottom of the shoe is designed with a technology that links the heel and forefoot. Called the Torsion Tunnel, it offers control and flexibility while boosting the arch support of the kick.

While traction is essential in golf, green-friendliness is a rule that most golf courses implement. The Tour360 Knit presents an ideal balance of the two through the 10-cleat Puremotion TPU outsole. To enhance the stability and grip throughout the swing, the outsole is also infused with the proprietary Centraxion technology and the Thintech EXP cleats.

Responsive cushioning system

The use of Boost on the shoe’s midsole is a selling point in itself. Its labelled as the most responsive cushioning system which comes in useful throughout the game.

Primeknit upper

Like the Boost midsole, the Primeknit upper is a star in itself. Its popularity soared because it combines functionality and purpose. The material is composed of fused yarn. It is digitally manipulated. Though this process, flexibility, support, and stability are induced on places where it is greatly needed. It is also long-lasting and extremely lightweight.

Sprint skin technology

The upper part of this Adidas shoe sports a Sprint skin technology that is often utilized on football shoes. It is a revolutionary single-layer synthetic coating that is infused with a 3D pattern that makes the water slide-off instead of being absorbed.

The knitted Tour360 version is equipped with the 50/50 Protect, a unique single-layer synthetic. The lower half provides water-resistance to give initial protection as golfers usually deal with wet grass and morning dew. The material doubles in delivering excellent support without adding unnecessary weight to the shoe. The upper half of the shoe maximizes breathability for a comfortable play on the course.