Under Armour Sponsorship Of Golf Masters Is Good.

Jordan Spieth, 21, won the Masters Cup in Augusta, Georgia on Sunday.

But the winner of the day was more than one person, and his image sponsor, Under Armour, was a hit.

This year

He signed a 10 year contract with Spieth, during which he had to wear the brand's sportswear all the time (or most of the time).

It has to be said that the selection of the brand is quite successful, which is like tiger Woods in Nike, Spieth will be in Under Armour.

After winning the race, wear Under Armour.

Spieth looks very elegant.

Perhaps Woods has enriched the fashion of golfer, so Spieth has raised his figure and appeared in a more classical way.

Overall,

Diversity is also good, especially in women's tennis courts.

But this year's tour made me realize that it might be more sensible to bypass the fashion in golf.

Spieth's clothing color matching from blue to dark purple to simple white and gray, in my view, has created some unusual personality. In the past, golf patterns were often too complicated to distract from the general effect.

For example, Ian Poulter is wearing Lavender T T-shirt and plaid trousers. In earlier matches, Woods's equipment was Nike's infused stripe, though he returned to the iconic red and black match in Sunday's finals.

Rory McIlroy wearing Nike's fluorescent suit and limited number of shoes, it is hard to imagine that when the Australian Open in January, Serena Williams's tennis skirt was more beautiful.

Of course, the Masters Cup is also a person who is anti - gaudy.

In one case, Bubba Watson wore a grey striped shirt made of Oakley, which gave him a professional demeanor.

In retrospect, the white and Pearl grey trousers on the court may be more than the colored ones.

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The famous American footwear brand New Balance (New brun) has been made by design oriented manufacturing, thus developing the custom of 3D printing nail shoe soleplate. The new product uses EOS (Electro Optical Systems) photoelectric system technology to personalization the elite athlete's foot kick mode.

Using proprietary programs to collect simulation data from New Balance runners in competitions, and advanced algorithms, it is then used to pform messages into optimized designs, which can be added to the manufacturing process by the use of EOS technology.

The biomechanical data are collected by athletes wearing a measuring plate, sensors in shoes and motion capture systems.

This helps to determine the relationship between the foot and the force plate, and a 3D vector diagram will be established at every step.

New Balance has worked with Advanced Laser Materials, a high-performance material manufacturer, to develop proprietary nylon blend materials for the EOS family members.

The nail shoe floor is built into the EOS system in layers, and nylon powder is used to match the specific laser condition to obtain maximum engineering performance.

"With additional manufacturing, our customized nail soleplate can be adjusted according to requirements, smoothly adjusting our processes, meeting different sizes and widths, and updating the design without the continuous investment in the injection mold," said Katherine Petrecca, New Balance innovation manager.

"Incorporated into the additional manufacturing of the nail shoe floor, it also allows us to achieve a 5% reduction in weight than traditional manufacturing methods.

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