The Nike SP-8 TW Tour features Nike Golf’s newest footwear technology, the Nike Power Platform which will result in better balance, smoother weight transfer and a stronger push through impact. Nike Power Platform is an outsole that comprises four vital technologies, all of which provide Total Traction with Nike Golf’s fifth generation of the Traction @ Contact technology; and Total Comfort, which is a combination of flexibility, cushioning, weight-reduction and waterproof technology. The four technologies include the Nike Power Channel; Forefoot Flex Channel; Medial (Inside) Push Plate and the Lateral (Outside) Stability Plate. The Nike Power Channel liberates your feet to push for more power and allows the Medial Push Plate to flex independently from the rest of the outsole keeping the driving service of your rear foot grounded longer.

The Nike SP-8 TW Tour’s Forefoot Flex Channel helps the golfer flex their foot like it’s supposed to. The natural flex of the foot needed to walk the course in comfort is enhanced with Forefoot Flex Channel grooves. Regardless of terrain, your foot flexes where it’s supposed to, especially on demanding uneven ground and hilly lies. Because of the Forefoot Flex Channel, the golfer gets Total Comfort. Medial (Inside) Push Plate helps the medial side (inside) of the shoe to stay on the ground longer creating more power. Green-friendly nubs are located on the medial side of the outsole penetrating into the ground, thus keeping feet on the ground longer. Lateral (Outside) Stability Plate located on the lateral (outside) side of the shoe, the Lateral Stability Plate controls weight shift back and through the swing. Green-friendly nubs are located on the lateral side of the outsole preventing slippage during the rotation of the golf swing. The Nike SP-8 TW Tour also includes the revolutionary Nike Air Technology that provides lighter, softer and more stable comfort. Designed to control rotational movement and keep the golfer centred and stable, Nike Golf uses Champ Q-Lock Scorpion Spikes and directional resistance nubs. In the heel area of the foot, there is a Heel Plate that provides steadiness on downhill strides.