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by Elaine Glusac

GOLF SPIKES TO GO

Leave your bulky golf shoes at home, without sacrificing on-the-course comfort. Attach a pair of Slip-On Spikes to your tennis shoes and hit the links wherever your travels take you. The $20 rubber soles pack tight, fly light. Call (905) 936-5803 or see www.sliponspikes.com. -

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