As someone who has spent countless hours by discussing, revising and testing golf shoes, it’s always refreshing to meet someone who shares my passion for good shoes.
So when I heard that there was a small Challenger brand from southern California doing things a little different, I had to control them.
And by “them”, I mean “that”: the veteran of the shoe industry Ben Hinrichs, the founder of a little boutique golf Shoe brand called Seagrass.
Hinrich’s mission, above all, is what attracted me to the brand. The idea behind the sea is double.
First and most importantly, Seagrass creates golf shoes that Hinrichs like to wear. Basically, it is his personal box to create the golf shoe of his dreams.
Second, but equally important, Seagrass aims to complete the above mission while maintaining Environmental sustainability.
In short: Seagrass makes better golf shoes with materials that are better for the environment.
This in itself makes the seagrass unique between a sea of ​​golf shoe brands dedicated to hitting borders rather than just focusing on the product.
The two seagrass golf shoes, Chivo (a retro -style runner) and Ranch (a single crepe -style leather shoe), are unique not for the way they look or do. On the contrary, they are distinguished because they are built with the best, most durable materials regardless of cost.
No cutting corners. Without shortcuts. No police opposition. Just a man looking to make his own pair of dreams (or two) of golf shoes in a way to be as durable as possible.
This is a difference you can see. Also also a change you can feel. By super soft Isa Tantec Greener Pasture of Seagras farm to fungal -based materials that adorn the chivo heel, Seagrass is doing things in its own way.
In a sea of ​​competitive golf shoes, Seagrass stands unlawful to his mission. And that is something I can stand behind.
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