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Etonic Shoes launched a golf shoe that boasts "action trampoline" insoles and "PowerPlay" sole. The shoe is designed to maximize traction and control and balance and increase power. This shoe is an example of a high-tech footwear. Flip it over and you'll see a lot of gadgets and fancy-looking functions that look almost space age. Etonic claims that the shoe was PGA inspired by all-stars, but this does not mean it is not for you! In fact, if you're a golfer who suffers from any kind of foot injury or deformity (plantar fasciitis, weak Achilles tendons, onions, etc.), have weak knees or hips (starting with your feet, of course!) Or if you are diabetic, have lymphedema or any other condition that makes you susceptible to foot injuries, then this kind of high-tech shoes in May worth the investment.

Golf is a sport great option for people whose feet are suffering: May there be lots of walking but there is no jump or landing impact hard. Your knees, however, may suffer the twist happens with your swing side. Therefore shoes with excellent traction and control are essential.

Let's Take a closer look of the sole system PowerPlay. There are six main components of this system: Inside-Out Spike Placement PowerSpike, PowerPod, PowerPlay Flex Zone, Dynamic Reaction Plate, Heel Stabilizer Technology.

Inside-Out Spike Placement. According to the website Etonic, Etonic shoes with the PowerPlay system have pointed that "... are strategically positioned both to accept and transfer the forces generated during a golf swing. "This means that if you turn on your new pair of Etonic golf shoes you will see spikes along an interior sole outer right and along the outside of the tread left. These spikes provide extra traction only in places where you need to your shoes can comfortably grip in the grass when you swing.

The PowerSpike is the name of spikes on the bottom of a shoe Etonic. Each PowerSpike is structured with a central peak which is accompanied by eight support "legs." The PowerPod is a feature of support under the arches two feet, it is designed to maximize your traction and therefore your power. The PowerPlay Flex Zone is located opposite the ball of your foot. It improves the flexibility of the sole exterior so it can bend to reflect the natural flexibility of the foot.

The Dynamic Reaction Plate is not technically on the outsole, but located in the midsole. It is designed to prevent the foot from rolling outward - a common problem occurs during the backswing and follow through.

Last but not least! Heel Stabilizer Technology provides a shoe flare that will increase stability (as its name implies) and motion control.