You Want Some Cheese with Dem Shoes?

[Tony Covey MGS]

Perhaps not cool in the conventional sense, I'm giving a tip of the cap to adidas for thinking outside the box when it comes to its latest round of Limited Edition (Masters) themed gear. While the standard operating procedure is to throw some green on whatever it is you're trying to sell, adidas has given a nod to different Augusta tradition.

 

Check out these tasty kicks.

 

Adidas Golf Limited-Edition Crossknit Boost

 

Unwrap Fresh Comfort

 

 

 

To celebrate the first Major of the year, adidas Golf looked for inspiration throughout the historic azalea-filled course to develop a limited-edition shoe reflective of the venue and time-honored tradition… and decided to take inspiration from one of the most iconic menu items, the pimento cheese sandwich. Available on April 3, the Limited Edition Crossknit Boost takes design cues from the iconic sandwich and infuses them with one of adidas' newest Spring golf shoes. The all white shoe, symbolic of the sandwich's white bread, features minimalistic pops of green on the heal and sole, and a pimento cheese designed sockliner paying homage to the $1.50 concession stand staple. The footwear also comes with a Limited Edition green footwear bag to mimic the plastic wrapper that covers the savory sandwich.

 

 

The Crossknit Boost footwear was built on the adidas Ultra Boost last, and takes its inspiration from the iconic running shoe, but built for a golfer. The CIRCLEknit upper was engineered specifically to provide breathability and stretch comfort, perfect for those humid Georgia days. A full-length BOOSTâ„¢ midsole, consisting of thousands of TPU pellets fused together, provides unrivaled cushioning, responsiveness and energized comfort. The spikeless adiwearâ„¢ sole offers grip and increased traction for the golf course as well as the versatility to be worn just about anywhere.

 

 

Available on April 3 only at adidasGolf.com, the Limited Edition Crossknit Boost footwear retails for $180.

 

#CrossknitBOOST

 

[StrokerAce]

These look like they may be the most comfortable shoes ever made.

 

Wish I had 180 bucks to spend on them.  

 

They are straight FIRE.

[JudgeSmails]

shoes look decent, compared to many I've seen lately

 

Since I've never been to the masters and probably will never afford to be able to attend, how is the sammich anyways?

[MGoBlue100]

shoes look decent, compared to many I've seen lately

 

Since I've never been to the masters and probably will never afford to be able to attend, how is the sammich anyways?

There are ways to get in. Practice rounds are the best option, esp Monday. The sandwiches are all of $1.50, by the way.

 

Those shoes are dope!

 

 

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[Jay_nick1]

DOPE!! I would wear them as tennis shoes instead of golfing hahah

 

 

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[PlaidJacket]

Also available Monday are the actual Pimento Cheese sandwiches! Of which I plan on eating a few Tuesday. As I wear my FJ spike less shoes. Foot comfort is most important at Augusta.

 

Please don't rain.

[hckymeyer]

I can dig 'em.  I'm guessing I'll like whatever they do for the US Open better as there can be blue in it though

[jayjay0808]

They are unique without being over the top.... I would rock them

[Orange Hog]

These are sick. Don't see myself dropping $180 on them but I'm sure they'll sell out quickly. Hope they do something special for other majors.

 

 

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[Kenny B]

I would wear them.  Better than some of the shoes I see lately.  

[Peterpc2828]

Nice attempt from TM, not the typical design or color scheme you would see this time a year, thumbs up for thinking outside the box. Id try them on next time I'm at the PGASS.

 

 

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