NIKE Men's Squash-Type Sneaker

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My general approach is to test out as many shoes as I can reasonably get my hands on. I’ll play with them for a few weeks before reviewing them. For each review I’m able to do, I like to take account of the shoe’s grip, weight, cosmetics, durability, and overall comfort. I also read all the comments on Squash Source to get an idea of what other people are saying. Squash Shoe FAQ What are the top squash shoe brands?

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. The r etro 80s design can be appreciated in different colours, simple and trendy, which make this shoe very versatile and easy to combine. The comfort and quality are typical of the American brand, which also offers the right cushioning in this model, thanks to the pre-formed soft rubber sole. The tread is also made of rubber and guarantees the right traction and resistance on different types of terrain. Unbeatable Price for a Retro Look The most important thing about squash shoes is they must be non-marking. Meaning, they will not leave marks on the squash court.

Inspired by the Old-School Tennis Shoe

Nike took inspiration for the Squash type from a 1986 tennis shoe. The model is similar to the classic Air Force 1 '07, but made up of a mesh upper with leather and synthetic leather inserts, to offer the right support and resistance. during the walk. Other features of these men's trainers are the low profile design and the rubber sole, which is inspired by the classic models of Nike trainers. In addition to offering light and flexible comfort, the shoe is padded in the ankle area. Comfort is Assured Next the Adidas Crazyflight. That’s right it’s not Asics, these are Adidas. Uh these are the shoes that Paul Coll wears, he’s a top five uh former world number one player. So we know that these perform on court. I got a separate review of these and all these other shoes in this video. Um these are 390 grams so they’re getting up there on the scale so that’s nice cushioning good grip on court on these. The cosmetics, I think look super cool. I love the Adidas look and how these shoes in particular look. My biggest gripe with these was I just had some fit issues. The heel cup was like kinda small on my my just foot felt sort of funny in there. For me personally, I didn’t like the fit of these but Uh but I know they work for Paul Coll and they look pretty cool so you might wanna try out some Adidas. Oh the other problem I have with these is the lacing’s a little bit weird. They’re like it’s like very spread out Um I don’t know why. Made it hard to keep them laced up and feeling tight on me. But I’ve used these. I’ve been playing padel in these or “padel” as we say here in Philly and I just like them. They’re comfortable. They’re cushioned. They feel good on my feet and on my knees. Just on the squash court they just weren’t quite as maneuverable…as I like. Um I usually like to get something a little lighter and a little faster which is although granted a little harder on my body. But hey uh so but this is these are a cool Adidas option. If you like Adidas you want to try the Paul Coll model Adidas Crazyflight. I’ve been using the Fastball 3 for years and overall have found them to have very good durability. They have a strong but lightweight plastic reinforcement around the toe to protect against wear from foot drag. There’s not too much visible stitching on the shoe — meaning there are fewer weak points for the shoes to come apart. What’s up guys it’s Pierre and in this video I’m gonna go through what I think are some of the best squash shoes for the current season which is 2023 to 2024.

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. Now, let’s pretend you are in the shoe business, and not only that, but this perfect shoe happens to be in YOUR product lineup.

Comfort is Assured

A number of pro squash players have worn prior versions of this shoe, which tells you that in addition to being competitively priced, this shoe clearly can stand up to the rigors of the pro game. 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. One caveat on the Gel Tactic: they keep changing the design (of course). The older versions are good shoes too, if you can find them. The previous model was called simply the Asics Gel Tactic. The Eye S-Line models come in a variety of bold color options and are very popular on the pro circuit. I’m possibly a bit of a purist but I don’t want to get dirt and other outdoor gunk on my squash shoes.