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ECCO Expands with Men’s Casual Cool II

Danish brand ECCO announces the expansion of its remarkably successful Casual Cool II Hydromax range with the introduction of new styles for men for the 2011 golfing season.

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ECCO casual cool II white chili red black
ECCO casual cool II white chili red black
ECCO casual cool II white chili red black

Danish brand ECCO announces the expansion of its remarkably successful Casual Cool II Hydromax range with the introduction of new styles for men for the 2011 golfing season.

Showcasing a modern look in a variety of distinctive colours and patterns, the Casual Cool II is inspired by the latest fashion trends. Designed to live up to its name, this athletic looking golf shoe features luxurious handcrafted uppers made from distressed leather with addition rubber detailing for enhanced weather resistance and style. ECCO’s own Hydromax waterproof technology guarantees ultimate protection in all conditions.

Other benefits of this iconic ECCO design include an anatomical, removable, dual component insole that is lightweight with no compromise on comfort and cushioning. A low-profile direct-injected midsole offers superb torsional support and stability whilst a sleek, single density TPU outsole features laser engraving for a strong, masculine look.

Casual Cool II Hydromax is available in the following colour options for the 2011 golfing season; white/chili red/black, black/buffed silver/white and bison/fire/black with a suggested retail price of £120.

ECCO men’s golf shoes are worn in competition by some of the biggest names in World golf including; Graeme McDowell, Fred Couples, Stuart Appleby, Aaron Baddeley, Thomas Bjorn, Thongchai Jaidee, Bradley Dredge and many others.

ECCO golf collection www.ecco.com/golf

 

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