Eye Rackets S.Line Squash Shoe

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Finally, they feature ‘ V-tough‘ material around the toes, which is marketed as being stronger than traditional PU materials I personally like the cosmetics of this line of shoes. They have some bright color choices, so they are far from boring, but at the same time the designs aren’t crazy over the top. For a short time, you may be able to use whatever athletic shoes you happen to have. There are some athletic shoes that can be used for squash, though they are not ideal. Badminton and racquetball shoes are both acceptable substitutes. On the other hand, running shoes, tennis shoes and basketball shoes will all leave you unsupported and disappointed. How often should my shoes be replaced? A protective pair of shoes can help players avoid injuries while on court. These shoes often feature ‘high top’ designs that protect not just your feet, but your upper ankle area too.Think of these as a kind of hybrid between basketball and squash shoes – offering the ankle protection of basketball shoes in a form that meets the demands of the squash court. I tested these out and I’m gonna be honest, these shoes hurt my feet after a while. The soles are not cushioned enough for my 40-plus-year-old feet.

Probably not the prettiest shoe on the market, but arguably one of the best value for money shoes out there. This is one of the rare shoes designed specifically with squash in mind.Also, it is made with a leather outer – great for durability but it does add weight – and a textile inner for comfort, plus comes with breathable section for long-time use. People who play a lot notice what shoes are able to last longer before needing to be replaced. Getting a higher quality shoe means both that your money was better spent and that you can spend more time playing squash and less time shopping for shoes. What adjustments can I make to a shoe that is a little uncomfortable? They retain a fantastic amount of durability, with the sturdy rubber toe protection holding up to a significant amount of wear and tear The most important thing about squash shoes is they must be non-marking. Meaning, they will not leave marks on the squash court. The Asics Gel Tactic has been one of my go-to recommendations for a few years now because it’s a good balance of comfort and durability, for a competitive price. It’s hard to beat the value for money of this one.

Synthetic upper with breathable mesh is the way to go for maximum comfort, yet it’s in the details that this shoe comes into its own. Designed with a deliberately low profile, the Kobra 2 features an anatomically designed heel cup for added comfort and fit, as well as a HexaGrip sole for grip and agility. This is rated by players as one of the finest squash shoes of them all, being specially designed for the sport. That does mean you’ll pay a bit more for this pair of very stylish and high-quality shoes than you will for some others, but for experienced and serious players this shoe is a popular choice.This happens ALL THE TIME. I’ve been running this blog for over ten years and I’ve seen it over and over again. A shoe will come out. Squash players will test it out, and it will gradually become popular. The number one consideration in buying a new pair of squash shoes is to make sure the shoes fit correctly. While it may seem like common sense, this can’t be missed. Make sure your shoes fit your feet correctly! People who play the game often tend to have certain things that they look for in a squash shoe, including: Weight of the shoe. The shoes promise excellent stability with their anti-torsion system ( Carbon Power), accentuated by Digitknittechnology First, there are a lot of people who have bought this shoe and commented on its worth, to the effect that it sores 4.5 stars in customer satisfaction – that is a very good start indeed.

The Salming Hawk 2s are very similar in construction to the Asics Gel Fastball above. Produced by Swedish brand Salming, they promise lightweight performance, excellent stability and great levels of grip. Often, you will see the first signs of wear on the sole. Your shoe will develop smooth spots, and much like tires on a car, you will have a difficult time having the traction you need to support your game. After loosening the laces all the way down the shoe, and persevering with them for a few games to break them in, they did ease up somewhat, however to this day I still find them a little snug – though this does mean they feel very secure on your feet, so there is an upshot to this.A genuine classic, the Hi-Tec Classic has been around since the 1970’s and was the shoes that got Hi-Tec up and running. Why does this happen? I don’t know. Maybe there’s a good business reason for it. Maybe they’re inhaling a little too much glue down at the shoe factory. Whatever the reason, we can’t control it, so we just have to roll with it. Squash clubs often have a few rules when it comes to the shoes you are allowed to wear on the court, including: Non-marking soles Another firm favourite from our testing. These shoes from Adidas are one of the pricier shoes you’ll find, but they feature unique technology that we believe warrants the higher price point.

Another nice thing about these shoes is they are available in the US, UK and Europe. So I can be fairly confident that they’ll be available to most Squash Source readers. This is a lightweight shoe so bear that in mind when you are considering your options, and comes with generally good customer comments. One repeated complaint, however, is that it feels ‘flat footed’ so it is a must for trying on before you buy. The SH-A922 (not the catchiest name we’ll admit) is one of Victor’s headline shoes – here’s what they offer: You will find that most squash shoes are fitted with white or orange soles: this is to help ensure that your shoes do not leave a mark on the floor of the court, which is one area of etiquette in the game of squash.

First and foremost, the outsole on the Rush Pro 2.5 squash shoes is a denser type of rubber that is more durable on this type of surfaces, seeing that it’s abrasion-resistant. A classic herringbone pattern will ensure proper grip, and the Pro Torque Chassis will provide the required stability during lateral movements, as it prevents any type of torsion within the sole unit. When considering a new pair of squash shoes; it ultimately comes down to your personal preference. There are plenty of options available, but you need to know what shoes comfortably fit your feet. Everyone will have an opinion on this, and sometimes players don’t even wear squash shoes on the court; instead, prefer basketball or volleyball shoes (like the Asics Volleyball series). The lace-up style is preferred by many players and the Hi-Tec Classic features punched eyelets for added strength. All in all, this is a decent squash shoe at a great price, available in sizes from 9 to 14 (all sizes are UK) and looks great in white.