To celebrate the 153rd Open Championship, the fairway jockey has launched Nike’s NRG Victory Tour 4 “The Open”, a limited edition golf shoe that has been forgotten about golf history: Scotland’s Royal Golf Ban in 1457.
Within hours of release, NRG Victory Journey 4 “The Open” almost sold out. Whether it’s a subtle nod to golf history, athletic design or high-performance features, these elite shoes are all shocked with golf enthusiasts. Now, there are only two sizes left, but they are expected to be sold soon. If you want to catch a pair, don’t wait. They may not be restocked.
Nike NRG Victory Journey 4 Open
The easiest thing is that golf boils down to two things: walking and swinging. Victory Tour 4 answers the bells of both and adds our Nike-only aircraft technology to our timeless premium production shoes. Carbon fiber board is designed to bend. It’s stiff when swinging, so you can walk comfortably and stay away from where the ball lands.
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If you are lucky enough to grab a pair, these shoes will surely make a statement in the course. They are the ultimate fusion of luxury goods and technology, both encased in a classic, timeless silhouette.
The golden accent and rich pebbled leather give you a sense of respect for the long tradition of golf. Nike’s Frisbee technology offers unparalleled performance, giving you enough flexibility to walk comfortably, but supports it when swinging stably, powerful strikes.
Like Nike’s other Victory Tour models, performance is what drives the design of this shoe. The midsole’s cushion foam provides responsive cushioning at every step, while Nike’s dynamic fitting system provides the support you need and retains locking for all 18 holes.
The shoes also feature two Enneagram outsoles that maximize your appeal in any condition and allow you to grab the ground and apply more power to the swing.
I especially like the historical references in design. It transforms these shoes from standard high-performance golf shoes to thoughtful thinking about the games we know and love.
Nike’s limited edition release is a perfect blend of legacy, performance and rebellion. Not surprisingly, it has flown from the shelves.
