TravisMathew Run

Frequently Asked Questions

• What activities are TravisMathew performance running and active shoes best suited for?

  TravisMathew performance shoes are designed for versatile use—running and gym workouts, course walking and swings in golf, and everyday city or travel wear. Models like The NuAge prioritize breathable mesh for higher-mileage runs, while The Modern One bridges athletic performance with a sneaker style for casual wear, and the Ringer 2 is built specifically for golf with a spiked sole and waterproofing.
• How should I size TravisMathew running and active shoes for the best fit?

  TravisMathew shoes generally run in a standard men's sizing with a regular width; if you’re between sizes, go up half a size for running or wide-footed comfort. Look for model-specific size charts—The Modern One lists typical availability across sizes 7–14—and consider that golf models with thicker insoles or waterproof membranes can feel slightly snugger.
• How does the Ringer 2 compare to The NuAge and The Modern One?

  The Ringer 2 is a golf-focused shoe with a spiked outsole (7 strategic spikes) and waterproof construction for wet-course performance, whereas The NuAge emphasizes pure performance running with breathable mesh and lightweight responsiveness. The Modern One sits between them as a hybrid athletic-dress sneaker with a two-piece rubber outsole for everyday traction and a sleeker street-ready profile.
• What is the SweetSpot Cushioning System and how does it affect comfort and performance?

  SweetSpot Cushioning is a lightweight midsole design that layers responsive foam to balance cushioning and stability for all-day comfort and reduced fatigue. It helps absorb impact during runs and walking, while maintaining enough responsiveness for quick movements on the course or in the gym.
• Which TravisMathew models are waterproof or spikeless, and when should I choose each?

  Golf-specific models like the Ringer 2 offer waterproof membranes and spiked outsoles for wet turf and secure swing traction, while spikeless or leather/knit options like the Cuater and certain Modern One editions prioritize on‑and‑off-course versatility and street traction. Choose waterproof spiked models for frequent wet-course play, and spikeless or mesh versions for mixed-use training, travel, and casual wear.