ECCO unveil new ECCO Cool Pro golf shoes
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ECCO GOLF have unveiled their latest creation, the ECCO COOL PRO, which combines several of the company’s flagship technologies for a combination of form and function.
The new Ecco Cool Pro shoes combine the performance focused Spyder-grip outsole (first debuted in the ECCO Cage Pro), with their Gore-Tex surround technology that was first seen in the Ecco Cool.
The Spyder-Grip outsole utilises an organic structured design for outstanding grip, and this combines in the new Ecco Cool Pro shoes with a Gore-Tex Surround membrane upper which facilitates an advanced air channeling system within a grid-shaped sole structure, providing 360° breathability without compromising on waterproof protection.
As explained by the Michael Waack, Head of Global Golf at ECCO, the combining of these two technologies in the ECCO Cool Pro shoes has been designed to increase stability, comfort, breathability and protection.
“The design of ECCO COOL PRO represents the exciting combination of two key innovations which will provide golfers with increased levels of comfort, breathability and protection,” said Waack.
“Ultimately the shoe represents the meeting of two giants of ECCO development, GORE-TEX® SURROUND® and SPYDR-GRIP®. The result is a shoe that raises the bar in every aspect of performance.”
ECCO COOL PRO: Key Features
➤ RRP: £210
➤ Available in two-upper variations
➤ ECCO FLUIDFORM™ technology T.PU midsole grid
➤ ECCO Freedom Fit mixing a snug heel setting with a roomier forefoot area that allows
toes to move naturally
➤ A perforated, performance ECCO Dritton leather upper that provides breathable and durable properties
➤ 100% GORE-TEX ® waterproof protection.
➤ A washable, removable inlay sole that offers the option of extra width
As is the case with all of the golf shoes in ECCO GOLF’s Spring/Summer 2018 Collection, ECCO COOL PRO is crafted at company-owned factories that utilise FLUIDFORM™ technology to bond the upper and outsole unit, creating a one-piece shoe without the use of glue or stitching. Benefits include flexibility, durability and a lightweight construction.
