Review: ClimaProof Storm

Earlier this year we had a look at a couple of offerings from the major players in the Golf Jacket market: Zero Restriction and Sun-Ice. Today we will have a look at the adidas Golf ClimaProof Storm 3-Way Convertible Jacket (wow, that is a mouthful!). This is a new offering from adidas Golf looking to compete in the ‘I want what the tour players wear when they are in the rain‘ market.

Review: Crocs Ace Golf Shoes

Early last summer I purchased a pair of Off Road crocs, and they have rarely left my feet. They are quite possibly the most comfortable casual shoes I have ever owned. I always wear them to the golf course, and am anxious to slip them back on after walking 18 holes. When Crocs purchased Bite Shoes last year, my first thought was wow…when do I get golf spikes on my crocs?. Well, I did not have to wait long. Crocs quickly put together a golf shoe design, that is more than just spikes slapped onto the bottom of a traditional croc: the Crocs Ace.

2008 Callaway Women’s Shirts

Callaway recently sent me two ladies’ golf shirts to review and I’m now a convert to this brand of clothing that I had previously shied away from. I was immediately impressed by the style and feel of both shirts and after wearing them once on the golf course, I actually put one on knowing that I wouldn’t be hitting the links that day. These shirts are not only comfortable, but incredibly fashionable as well.

Ashworth 2008 – Men’s Golf Shirts

Today we are having a look at some new pieces in Ashworth’s 2008 line of golf shirts. The people at Ashworth were nice enough to send along a sampling of the latest Ashworth Men’s shirts as well as some of items from the Callaway Women’s line. Today we will focus in on the Men’s line, and follow up with a look at the Women’s line later this week.

Review: Bite Golf Boot 2.5

At this time of year, rounds of golf are few and far between. When the weather lets up enough to get out on the course, the ground is generally quite soggy if not swampy. Walking the course in traditional golf shoes in such conditions, is not advisable…unless you have a few extra pairs of socks.

Bite Shoes offers a solution to this problem, the Bite Golf Boot 2.5.

Review: Sunice Hurricane Byron Jacket

Background
I had the opportunity to review the SunIce Hurricane Byron Gore-Tex Paclite rain jacket and the Tornado rain pants recently.

The Hurricane collection brings you the best of the best in golf outerwear. All products featured in the Hurricane category bear the insignia of Gore(r) the leading and most trusted outerwer fabric brand in the world. [...]

Review: Zero Restriction Tour-Lite Jacket

Zero Restriction is THE name in the golf outerwear market. Their line of weather proof, non-restrictive clothing is so sought after, apparently even tour players have to shell out some cash to get their hands on ZR gear.
To my delight, a box from Zero Restriction showed up at my office with a hunter green [...]

Review: Tifosi Optics Ventoux

We will be having a look at the interchangeable lens Ventroux sunglasses from Tifosi Optics today. Delivered with three different style lenses, these sunglasses are as versatile as they are stylish…and you will still have some cash left over to actually play some golf!
Background
Extreme Contrast Lens (EC)
The Tifosi Optics™ EC™ lens is designed for [...]

Review: PeakVision Golf Sunglasses

Background
We had the opportunity to review both the PeakVision Sports SL8 and SD7 model sunglasses. I had a look at the SD7s, while Anthony had a look at the SL8s. Both of these sunglasses are specifically designed for golf. The SD7 is pictured below.

The PeakVision Sports Solution
PeakVision Sports incorporates two different technologies [...]

Review: Bite Deville Golf Shoes

Recently acquired by Crocs, Bite has recently released a new line of their ultra-comfortable golf shoes. The Deville is a light weight, traditionally styled golf shoe, with a little added technology. So without further ado…let’s get onto the review!

Styling
Next to my Adidas Tour 360 II shoes, the Bite Deville’s look rather subdued. [...]