Bilateral by design
Length, ball width, heel retention and instep volume stay side-specific. The longer foot selects size; it never buys width.
GOLF FITFootSnap evaluates both feet, course conditions and lead–trail loading before matching the golfer with an appropriate Duca del Cosma footwear architecture.

A round combines thousands of steps with a fast, asymmetric rotation. The lead and trail foot therefore need different diagnostics—even when both wear the same model.
Length, ball width, heel retention and instep volume stay side-specific. The longer foot selects size; it never buys width.
Handedness identifies the lead foot’s rotational stability demand and the trail foot’s propulsion and toe-flex role.
Spike rules and surface compatibility are evaluated before comfort, style, price or stock. Unsafe options stay rejected.
Terrain, holes walked, climate, waterproofing, mass and flex shape the comfort score for real play—not a five-minute fitting.
Segment controls the validated size regime. Handedness identifies the lead and trail foot.
Duca publishes strong construction and technology evidence. A production-grade FootSnap match requires the missing internal geometry to be measured by size and model.