Eye Rackets S.Line Squash Shoe

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Incorporated into the sole is a ‘roll bar’ that prevents the shoe from rolling on the uptake, a great innovation that helps with precise and fast movement. If you’re after squash shoes that are used by some of the top athletes, then trying this model by Wilson is highly recommended. The Rush Pro 2.5 comes in a variety of versions, including a platform one that was made for playing on wooden surfaces that require a special sort of traction (the exact kind you need for volleyball and indoor court sports). It’s a fairly simple model in terms of design, with three color options, but what sets it apart from the others listed are the technical features.

People who play the game often tend to have certain things that they look for in a squash shoe, including: Weight of the shoe. 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.Your shoe needs to be able to cushion the impact and absorb any vibrations, as this is essential for protection the Achilles heel and other bones and muscles in the foot from damage. Depending on your weight and age, you may want shoes that come with additional cushioning, and it is worth talking to people who understand squash shoes for advice. Weight

Heat accumulation is guaranteed to start building within your shoes if there are no breathing panels. This is bad for a list of reasons, the first one being an excessive stimulation of sweat. Your feet will inevitably sweat when performing at high intensity, and this can contribute to the development of bacteria in the shoe that can cause bad odors, bacterial and fungal infections, and more serious issues down the road. A general rule of thumb is that you should replace your shoes the same number of times per year as number of days per week that you train. For example, someone who plays three times a week should replace their shoes three times per year, whereas a person who trains only once a week would only need to replace them annually.

Another of the leading brands in sportswear and gear is Puma, which has been in the market for a long tie now. Known for quality products designed to last – and at decent prices – it is a brand that tries to cover all the bases, and these multisport shoes are a good example of their products. When the soles are getting completely worn, the sole may start to separate. These are shoes that are not safe and desperately need to be replaced. Shoes in this condition should not be used for squash. This is where I found the shoes didn’t work too well for me under heavy use, and it really does pain me to say this, as for all intents and purposes I love the Eye brand – the shoes struggled when it came to durability. If you drag your toe or the side of your foot when you play, the upper part of the shoe might start showing signs of wear. Watch for holes in the toe or near the ball of your foot. What squash shoes do the pros wear? Product Image