ECCO GOLF has launched the LT1 golf shoe, an all-new model which boasts a sporty new design that ‘sets a new standard in lightness and comfort’ following the introduction of all-new LYTR technology.
LYTR technology combines ECCO’s FLUIDFORM technology with all-new LYTR foam, a cutting-edge material engineered to deliver unparalleled cushioning and rebound. LYTR Foam is seamlessly integrated into the shoe’s sole using FLUIDFORM technology, and when combined with ECCO’s ultra-soft PHORENE material in the midsole, creates a flexible, cloud-like sensation for the wearer.
The LT1 also boasts a number of ECCO’s other technology features, including the E-DTS NET design on the outsole, an evolution of the company’s DYNAMIC TRACTION SYSTEM. This ensures exceptional durability and provides golfers with multi-directional traction for better grip out on the golf course. It also features a waterproof membrane that keeps the foot dry and comfortable in wet conditions.
As well as offering a sporty look, the shank area of the LT1 – which guarantees stability and prevents twisting – is visible through the sole, adding a vibrant pop of colour to the overall design.
The LT1 is available in both a lace and BOA closure styles for both men and women, and is offered in a choice of three colours for men (black, white and concrete, with contrasting sole colour pops) and two colours for women (beige, white). It has an RRP of £170 for the lace model and £200 for the BOA style.
For more details, visit gb.ecco.com
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