Wilson Rush Pro 4.0 Clay Court Shoe Men black

Description

More support with every step The Rush Pro 4.0 for clay courts improves the dynamics of movement on the court thanks to a number of innovations in the midsole and outsole. The 4D Support Chassis 2.0 is a further development of the Rush Pro 3.5 chassis construction, in which the chassis is divided into two parts to fulfill a dual purpose: One part runs under the foot for improved support and forward propulsion, the other runs laterally for added stability and control. In the forefoot area of the midsole, Energy Cell is made of a lightweight EVA foam that optimizes the transfer of body weight on impact for more explosive propulsion. The result is a shoe that takes the popular Rush Pro range to a whole new level in terms of design and performance. The highlights of the Wilson Rush Pro 4.0 The 4D Support Chassis 2.0 divides the chassis into two parts: one part runs under the foot for forward propulsion, the other part runs laterally from the heel to the toes for better stability and control The Energy Cell consists of a lightweight EVA foam in the forefoot area of the midsole, which enables a softer ride and optimal transfer of body weight for explosive acceleration The Sensifeel 2.0 features a minimalist layered upper with engineered mesh for enhanced breathability, feel and comfort. Women’s Specific Support features an asymmetrical, extended TPU heel reinforcement on the inside, designed specifically for women to provide improved stability, arch support and control. Endofit offers greater comfort, stability and an intuitive fit thanks to the full-length inner sock construction. DF2 creates a cushioned feel for the court and therefore the optimal compromise between comfort and fast performance (DF2 = heel-to-toe­distance 9 mm) The R-DST+ offers the optimal combination of cushioning and rebound for better dynamic performance. Duralast is made of durable, high-density rubber compound with abrasion resistance and maximum grip on all surfaces. Developed for top performance on clay courts