KSwiss Hypercourt Supreme 2 White/Black Men's Shoes
KSwiss takes what we loved about the first generation, and ramps up the stability and durability.
One of the most comfortable and well rounded performance shoes on the market, the KSwiss Hypercourt Supreme 2 is updated and refined to make certain that it will check all the boxes. With this update KSwiss focused on improving the fit, for a more secure feel and support around the ankles, as well as increasing the overall durability. Featuring a soft bootie collar around the ankles to deliver a more comfortable and locked-in fit, while Durawrap X upper material hugs the feet and protects from dragging. Top tier levels of cushioning come from the dual density foams located in the midsole; combining Surgelite foam for comfort and padding with Shock Spring foam for quick energy bursts. The Dragguard 7.0 rubber compound has been beefed-up for even more protection in the high wear regions of the outsole, strong enough for tournament players who are built for the grind!
- Upper: TPU protective layer with mesh underneath, Seamfree construction for comfort and breathability. DuraWrap X to add durability and protect from dragging. Molded EVA Sock Liner bootie construction creates a more secure fit.
- Midsole: Dual density foams including Surgelite and Shock Spring. Midfoot shank for added stability and unwanted twisting.
- Outsole:Non-marking Aosta 7.0 rubber outsole in a modified herringbone tread pattern provides excellent traction and good durability on any court surface. Dragguard 7.0 is added for even more durability for aggressive movers.
- Color: White / Black
Fit Details
| Length: | True |
|---|---|
| Width: | Medium |
| Arch: | Medium |
| Break-in: | Slight |
| Surface Type: | All Court (Hard) |
| Weight: | 14.8 ounces (size 10.5) |
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Customer Reviews
I purchased Asics Tennis Shoes and eventually I injured a toe nail pretty significantly probably from ramming my toes forward. They also felt too long and I occasionally stumbled due to the sneakers. I decided to try the KSwiss and like them a lot. I play 4-5 times/week on Har True and they are comfortable, hold my foot in place and so far my toes are fine. I've never stumbled with them. Every once in a while I slide a little with them but that could be due to the courts as we've had a lot of rain. The laces are nice and secure. I think I'm a KSwiss convert. I believe Asics has gone downhill across the board with their sneakers.
