Mens Squash Shoes

I bought these mainly for badminton and I’m really happy with them. They are lightweight, comfortable, and give very good grip on indoor courts, which helps a lot with quick movements and direction changes. The fit is good and they feel stable during play. They also look nice and seem well made. Great value for money I would definitely recommend them for badminton or other indoor sports.

Fit well, not many trainers come in half sizes but these do . Very comfortable and well made.

As a beginner at squash I wanted something cheap and sturdy to play in until I felt ready to buy some more expensive equipment. I came across these shoes after seeing positive reviews and I can see why. They are comfortable and well built, supportive for quick turns and spins during matches and whilst not the most attractive trainer, they do look okay. They are a bit on the heavy side however and can take some getting used to. I’ve played around 20-25 matches in them so far and the only problem I have had with these shoes is that the glue holding down the fabric onto the soul of the shoe does not seem to be great, and after a few uses I had to remove the fabric completely, which makes the inside feel a bit ‘sticky’ – not a major issue but something to be aware of. I noticed quite a few of the people I had played against – even the more experienced - also wearing these trainers, so that must tell you something. All in all, a good value trainer which will be suitable for beginners just starting out playing squash which should last you quite a long time and support your squash development.

Excellent. Great value for money.

In the 70s, Hi-Tec created a trainer made specifically for playing squash. It was the first such shoe to be designed for the sport and, more that forty years later, it is still being sold. According to their website, Hi-Tec have sold over 17 million of these trainers, and still going strong. Hi-Tec is no longer a name that is synonymous with premium quality. They have the budget end of the market covered, but their marque is considered by many to be less than first-rate. However, when it comes to a good quality squash shoe, you can’t really get better than this simple, tried and tested design. The sole of the shoe is flat. Unlike a running a shoe, there is no arch support, no torsion bars and no anti-pronation devices. This is because, in the game of squash, you may want to quickly change direction. These additions to your typical sports shoe are likely to impede your ability to do so, and can even cause injury to a fast-moving raqueteer. The grip of these shoes is good. The gum rubber sole doesn’t provide too much grip, but gives just enough to stop you skidding around without stopping you from moving quickly from one part of the court to another. I have also used this shoe for fencing which, like squash, features a lot of lunging. Whereas specialist fencing shoes are very expensive, these are not. Because of the metal piste (playing area), a fencer can burn through trainers like anything, making these squash shoes a popular alternative. I wouldn’t wear these shoes out as they make a fairly poor fashion statement, but for playing squash they are great. As noted above and by many other reviewers, they are also excellent for a range of other sports, from badminton to cycling, making them an excellent, inexpensive and comfortable addition to many a sports bag.

I can't remember when I bought the current pair. There was an interval of a few years in my squash playing, but I suspect it was over a decade ago. Now? There's a split on the outside of each shoe, about where the lip of the front part of the sole comes to an end, longer on the left (my left foot being slightly the larger, so the shoe is under slightly more stress). The fabric under the heel long ago wore through on both. The fabric at the back of the heel has now worn through in a couple of places on both, such that it's shifting around a bit, prompting me to buy a new pair. After, probably, 7-9 years of regular use. I might have bought a new pair before now, but I thought I'd be packing up playing, so it wouldn't be worth it (I can't fairly be described as young). Now though, I've concluded I'll probably be playing once & twice a week for another decade, so I ought to buy... Well, this will be the same pair as I had before, as far as I can tell. Comfortable? Yes. Effective? Yes. Value for money? Top notch!

I am a little disappointed! The shoes received are different to the ones I selected in the listing - with suede and PU leather uppers - rather than the all leather/suede uppers as advertised. That's poor. That said, they are reasonably well made and comfortable, despite a lack of arch support. I have quite wide feet but there is plenty of room for my toes etc. I usually take a mens size 12 but, as usual with sports shoes, I ordered a size larger. With thicker sports socks, that's fine. I use them when playing badminton and as comfy shoes around the house and garden. Time will tell, but thus far, they have stood up to my abuse very well. As such, they seem to be good value for money.

Used to play loads of squash & always used these shoes. Great to be back in familiar territory despite being years older

used these shoes for over 40 years and they are built as good as the first set I bought, they usually last me 3 to 5 years.

First I was afraid from choosing which size as some reviews said it runs small, but it fitst well i bought size 12, which is 13 US 46 EU which is very comfortable, also delivery was free and fast came from UK to KSA in 5 days.

Schuhe fallen viel zu groß aus. Riesen Enttäuschung!

Confort bien inférieur à la version précédente. Moins aérée, chausse petit.

Le meilleur rapport qualité prix que j'ai pu trouver. Très sollicitée par la pratique du squash, ces chaussures sont solides et la semelle a une excellente accroche. Je conseille.