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Softspikes launches new spike wrench tool kits

Softspikes has launched two new spike changing tools which are designed specifically to remove and insert a new set of spikes quickly and efficiently.

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Softspikes has launched two new spike changing tools which are designed specifically to remove and insert a new set of spikes quickly and efficiently.

The Xtractor Wrench Kit (£13.99) and the Tour Wrench (£13.99) will be available to purchase at www.softspikes.co.uk and select retailers around the UK & Europe later this month. 

With Softspikes’ extensive research recommending spikes be changed every 12-15 rounds to get the most effective use out of them before they start to wear, a wrench kit is an essential accessory for all golfers. 

The Xtractor Wrench Kit features an innovative design that gets between the spike and the sole of the shoe for easy removal. The additional two-prong insertion wrench, which is included in the pack, makes for easy spike installation. 

The Tour Wrench features a six-prong insertion bit, a standard two-prong insertion bit and an additional Ripper bit for easy removal of worn-out spikes.

“Changing your spikes regularly is proven to deliver better traction and with-it better performance, so naturally it’s vital that we provide golfers with all the tools to make this process as simple and as quick as possible,” commented Joe Henderson, President of Softspikes.

“The Xtractor and Tour Wrench kits are essential products for golfers who take their game seriously and with more and more leading golf shoe brands switching back to spikes, plus the ability to colour match your spikes to your soles, now has never been a better time to invest in traction.” 

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