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@iacas thoughts on the Knit II? Very comfortable shoe but, I am not a favor of the high back. It will take my lower ankle time to adjust. I am not sure I would wear them golfing or at least not 18. Overall super comfortable and good looking. I just don’t like the higher back as it can irritate the back of my ankles if wearing low socks. The Original still is the Champ in my eyes. -
Just a little tickle for y'all… I know we have a LOT of TRUE Linkswear fans here. I am one of the biggest, if not the biggest here. TRUE's original shoes, reviewed here offered quality materials in a unique looking shoe that had a lot of the features I love in shoes: lightweight flexible zero drop minimal support low to the ground conforming/twistable great feeling comfortable waterproof great materials and leather Well, it's no secret that TRUE has spent a few years in the rough. Outside influences and a few missteps led to the- 93 replies
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The TRUE Linkswear OGX, available here (https://truelinkswear.com/true-original-10yr/), is a Limited Edition shoe (I got #16), that celebrates the 10th anniversary of TRUE Linkswear by paying homage to their original TRUE Tour (reviewed here). In the video above, I talk a bit about the original Tour model, the "Originals" that came out a year or two ago, and the OG Premium, and then unbox and talk about the OGX. If you want to skip right to the unboxing of the new OGX, go to 5:26. TRUE Men's OG10YR | TRUE linkswear The OG10YR celebrates past with the ic
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I wanted to start a(nother) discussion about what I strongly feel are the best footwear options, the industry's ongoing trend of building up the heels and adding "cushioning" everywhere, all in the false name of comfort. When you buy a shoe with a bunch of padding, it will feel good at first, but it will cause issues over time. Our bodies are incredible machines, and we've evolved to do some things really, really well. This includes walking upright: our feet are mechanical marvels in what they are built to support and how they're built to work. Cramming your feet into narrow, inflexi
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I'm in the proces of getting my (8-club / "minimalist" - hate that word) set MOI fitted and that proces has surprised me (in the best possible way). My club maker has set up a path to getting a better set for me, that begins with me finding a swing feel that I like and the re-creating that feel in all other irons, based on the MOI of my preferred iron (which is my number 5). His path is pretty simple: Based on a static fitting and a thorough club-measuring session, we got an overview of just how, ahem, varied my club makeup is, when it comes to both length, swing weights and MOI values
