A high level of support meets a high level of comfort. A low to the court ride that makes you feel stable and secure, with Endofit bootie construction that fits like a sleeve.
Besides a new and improved look, the Wilson Rush Pro 4.5 provides even more support, breathability, and extra durability for draggers. The standout feature is the new engineered mesh upper design, not only improves how the shoe breathes but also give it a great aesthetic. The Propulsion Plate underneath the foot, combined with the 4D support chassis gives the stability needed for strong movers, and adds energy into your step. The midsole is well cushioned with the Energy Cell foam and RDST+ delivering a smooth and plush ride. The tried and true Duralast rubber compound provides maximum durability, and the tread pattern is designed to withstand forceful lateral cuts, while allowing hard courts sliders to decelerate under control. Backed by a six-month outsole durability guarantee.
- Upper: Engineered Mesh to help with ventilation and soft feel around the foot.
- Midsole: R-DST+ and Energy Cell for responsive cushioning. Propulsion Plate provides torsional stability, and adds forefoot energy rebound. 4D Support chassis 2.0 maximizes lateral support, and stability.
- Outsole: Duralast rubber outsole features a new formula of rubber hardness, to optimize grip/slide balance, and improve durability. Innovative tread pattern is designed for lateral control, and allows hard court sliders to decelerate with control. Backed by a six-month outsole durability guarantee.
- Color: White / Black
Fit Details
| Length: | True |
|---|---|
| Width: | Medium |
| Arch: | Slightly Low |
| Break-in: | Slight |
| Weight: | TBD ounces (US size 10.5) |
| Durability Guarantee: | Yes |
| Surface: | All Court (Hard) |
Stock #: WRS333540
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Customer Reviews
PurityI’ve gotten so many compliments on these clean, all white Wilson’s. The description should say white/white - they are modern and sleek and feel great! My new favorite shoe.
Great at first but after about a month, issueI've been through a lot of shoes. Too many, adidas, Nike, Wilson, Diadora, Yonex, Lacoste. One pair seems to address one issue but introduce another. I thought I found "the one" with these. Required some break in as they were a little stiff. They are a good fit, not much sliding around in the shoe that leaves me with black and blue nails. Good support for the edges of my feet, but after about a month one of my issues popped up. It's the callus on the right pinky, despite my wrapping it in tape. The only way I've been able to avoid that issue is with a pair of Diadoras that are loose, and make me prone to ankle turns.
Good cushioning but a bit narrowI try a half size up on regular shoes for my feet to be able to wiggle their toes. The Wilson was still too snug (before the feet expand from heat and pounding away on the court) so I didn’t feel confident enough to purchase them. Looks-wise, the white ones I tried were just super white. The shoes would go very well with a walker - just from a looks point of view.
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4.0 > 4.5Tennis pro on court 30+ hours a week. Use the shoe with a generic gel sports orthotic. Toe box is a bit smaller than 4.0. Otherwise, if it fits your foot, great shoe for both hard and clay court (clay bottom). Good durability, good grip, very solid shoe. Long time Nike Vapor 9/9.5 user but haven’t found a shoe besides the Rush Pro that I’ve liked for playing. Highly recommend for players of all levels and ages. Not the lightest, but good cushion and support, good breathability for those playing in the Florida humidity.
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Direction is good but not quite there yet.I have used Wilson shoes for years and found that the Rush 3.5 were great. When the 4.0 came out I ordered them to test them out right away. The result was horrible. The form of the shoe was much wider therefore not quite usable for tennis, and the shoelaces were extremely prone to failure, I broke them the second time I wear them!!! I got told by Wilson that they had a fix for it but did not offer to change the shoe... I could not use them for any activity. I ended up ordering every 3.5 I could find and hoped I would be able to find a new shoe before I would run out of them. So here we are with 4.5 version. Wilson seems to have rectified the major screw ups, yet there are still some small issues. On the good side, Wilson now has a wide and a narrow shoe. I feel the narrow is still a little too wide but close enough. The shoelaces problem is better (nothing seems to break anymore) but there is not enough friction to help maintain the tension on the laces during the process of tightening them, so the laces tend to come loose very easily as I try to finish to make the knot. It is still too early to say if the quality of the shoe is good. I need to play some more tennis in it.
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Get These, Not the 4.0I absolutely hated the 4.0. While the lacing system was supposedly fixed in that shoe, it really wasn’t; I had multiple pairs of that shoe where the lacing system broke. Consequentially, I got to try to the lite and extra duty versions of the 4.0. Definitely true to their names but not enough cushioning and too bulky, respectively.
The 4.5 fixes the 4.0 lacing issue as well as some minor updates. There’s the band/hook on the back to help put your foot in—a bit useless so far. One noticeable update is the increased thickness and size of the medial aspect of the shoe for durability, something I noticed wearing down in my 3.5s (since I went back to those). Slightly larger than the 4.0s. The other main difference I notice is the lace length. Where my 3.5 laces might have been just a bit long, these 4.5s may be just a tad too short because it’s a traditional lacing system. Therefore, tough to get that second knot, and I would prefer too long than short for laces.
With the return to a more normal lacing system, definitely back to this version of this shoe. Of note, I have a slightly flat almost 2E foot. Tried the wide, and that was too much for my paws. Recommend this shoe, especially if you liked the previous versions and need the 6 month guarantee.
The 4.5 fixes the 4.0 lacing issue as well as some minor updates. There’s the band/hook on the back to help put your foot in—a bit useless so far. One noticeable update is the increased thickness and size of the medial aspect of the shoe for durability, something I noticed wearing down in my 3.5s (since I went back to those). Slightly larger than the 4.0s. The other main difference I notice is the lace length. Where my 3.5 laces might have been just a bit long, these 4.5s may be just a tad too short because it’s a traditional lacing system. Therefore, tough to get that second knot, and I would prefer too long than short for laces.
With the return to a more normal lacing system, definitely back to this version of this shoe. Of note, I have a slightly flat almost 2E foot. Tried the wide, and that was too much for my paws. Recommend this shoe, especially if you liked the previous versions and need the 6 month guarantee.
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Good shoeThese shoes provide amazing stability when running on court, I have found that the base of the shoe makes lateral movements easier compared to other shoes I have tried, also I prefer the design that Wilson uses in their shoes to keep the back of the foot supported, which decreases my foot from moving around too much within the shoe
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