The adidas Golf TOUR360 24 Makes Its Return to the Course
The shoe was first spotted being worn by Collin Morikawa on tour.
After a year in the background, adidas Golf‘s premiere performance shoe has made a return to the links. The new TOUR360 24 has already been worn in competition by the likes of Collin Morikawa and recent PGA Tour champion Nick Taylor, and now it will be releasing at retail on February 29.
“The first time I tried the prototypes for the TOUR360 24 I was amazed with how they felt,” said the past major champion Morikawa. What he likely felt was a trio of new features that yields a more secure fit compared to the previous generation. The first of those is an INSITE 2.0 Sockliner that provides a more refined shape in the arch and heel. The second is the 360WRAP, an internal sleeve that connects the tongue to the midsole, creating a locked-in feel. Finally, the Performance Last of the new TOUR360 is the same one used in other new adidas performance models, allowing a more consistent fit across the entire range.
Also of note, adidas integrated JET BOOST into a golf shoe for the first time, a firmer alternative to BOOST that’s used in some of the brand’s basketball and running shoes. Looks-wise, the TOUR360 24 retains the historical design cues of the model with its three stripes across the mid foot that nod to a classic saddle look.
All of the models, including laceless BOA, men’s and women’s will be available February 29 via adidas and global retailers. Colorways include a neutral white and silver, white with green accents and white with black accents.
