This firmer feel is because to provide the waterproofness there is a membrane lining inside the leather, rather than the leather itself being treated to be waterproof like FootJoy's more premium shoes. The leather is soft enough to break in quickly, even though the whole upper is quite robust and maybe does not have the premium feel of the leather used in FootJoy's premium shoes like the DNA Helix. The upper is made from a leather that has been treated to give it a one year waterproof guarantee and it kept the elements out pretty well. On the course they were very comfortable to walk on and the grip was good for this type of sole and it hardly picked up any grass, even on a damp, soft parkland course.
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On the Pro S/L the grips would last most of a golf season before some of them got worn down, so it will be interesting to see if the ARC SL grips are the same over a long period of time. They are similar to the nodules on the Pro S/L shoe and FootJoy say that the experience that they have had in this area has been brought over to the ARC SL. The Duratrax outsole features plenty of moulded grips that not only help with comfort, but also provide the grip. The TPU base features the ARC or Active Responsive Cushioned midsole that gives the comfort and creates a reasonably rigid sole unit that gives a decent amount of stability. The looks are fairly conservative with the options of either an all black, all white or white with navy that you see here. For a while now FootJoy has released a number of high tech performance shoes, but with the ARC SL, the focus is on comfort in a spikeless shoe for an affordable price that can be worn to and from the course as well as on it.
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