PORT SAINT LUCIE, Florida – True linkswear™ revels in the veracity of its motto: “Enjoy the Walk.”
I revel in its state of the art/walk performance.
I write this especially after my recent acquisition of the newly created All Day Leather model, both a perfect complement to the Antigravity line and an attractive proponent for marital bliss.
In May, I ordered the True linkswear Antigravity golf shoes. Then, I wrote a review that stated I felt on and off the golf course as if I were able to Walk on Air in TRUE’s Antigravity Golf Shoes https://newengland.golf/walk-on-air-in-trues-antigravity-golf-shoes/.
True has earned its reputation for producing ultra-comfortable, modern golf footwear, and I enjoyed my Antigravities so much that I would often wear them after my round of golf and would sometimes even wear them home. That is, until my wife unconditionally chastised me for the occasional turf, soil, or sand mementos that the golf shoes would unknowingly leave scattered around the premises.
Then I learned about the introduction of the All Day Leather line, and I ordered a pair. Now, I leave the Antigravities in the locker and wear the All Days to and from the course. My wife approves emphatically.
So, I am still walking on air—on the course and in everyday life.
And here is the veracity part for the All Day Leather, which is also suitable for the golf course, should you be given the necessary permission. The model, which comes in white or black, brings True’s golf-inspired technology to life with a premium Nappa leather upper for its soft and cozy feel that is protected with a two-year waterproof warranty.
It also features the All Day V2 Sole, a non-slip rubber tread designed to provide dependable traction across a variety of surfaces. The outsole cushion and tread have been tour-tested and approved, bringing proven golf performance to a shoe designed for life beyond the course.
It offers a more natural, low-profile feel while providing a familiar fit for everyday wear. A breathable, anti-microbial insert and liner, combined with a renewable, temperature-regulating wool insole topper, provide all-season comfort. The new model, which fits up to EE width, is designed for anyone who is looking for a premium shoe that is capable of going wherever the day leads.
A significant factor for shoe aficionados is the shoe’s 6mm “drop.” The <em>“drop” is the difference in height between the heel area and the front of the shoe, where the metatarsals rest, and is significant in running shoes. A 6mm drop is considered a mid-drop and is one of the most versatile options in modern running footwear. Although running will probably be kept to a minimum in the All Day Leather shoe, this drop does ensure both a balance between comfort and transition and that natural, cushioned low-profile feel I mentioned earlier that will be a huge advantage for everyday wear.
The MSRP is $219.
The All Day Leather shoe also sports a part of True’s identity and its approach to golf: the graphic icon of the Dead Golfer, visible both on the interior of the heel and on the outside collar.
“The Dead Golfer has taken on a life of its own,” said Jason Moore, Co-Founder and CEO of TRUE linkswear. “What started as a simple sketch became something our community really connected with because it captures the way so many of us feel about golf. You can be frustrated by it, obsessed with it, love it, hate it—and still be back on the first tee the next day. That’s the Dead Golfer. It’s a little gritty, a little irreverent, and ultimately about having fun with the game.”
The truth about True is always comforting, and it never hurts.
