We have joined with our friends at KSwiss to offer you the brand new Hypercourt Express Shoe, packed with some of the latest technologies.
KSwiss, the heritage American tennis brand, continues to gain worldwide acclaim for its on-court performance and off-court style.
The NEW KSwiss Hypercourt Express shoe collection has just landed, packed with high-performance technologies for maximum comfort and stability. This model is one of the lightest from KSwiss and has a GuideGlide midsole, an ultra-lightweight, shock-absorbing material that allows the player to run explosively and precisely across the court while maintaining a secure and stable grip. Temperature regulation is in check as the Ortholite X-40 insole is breathable and keeps your feet ventilated and cool.
The main design focus of the Hypercourt Express is clearly on speed and cushioning comfort, making it the ideal tennis shoe for all players who want a lightweight model with maximum comfort. Synthetic materials and mesh combined with KSwiss Durawrap XD in front and inner zones provide this comfort but with additional support and durability. The DragGuard material in high-stress areas provides even further durability for hard-wearing areas.
Its upper is constructed with Seamfree™ technology; a state-of-the-art heat welded seamless construction method that bonds layers of TPU onto breathable tech mesh for flexible support without stitching. On the inside, a well-padded ankle collar provides comfort and stability while a die-cut EVA sock liner adds responsive cushioning underfoot. The Hypercourt Express’ outsole is made with KSwiss’ signature Aösta II high-density rubber and features a deep herringbone tread, creating a tennis shoe specifically designed for unsurpassed durability and performance on all surfaces this Autumn, including artificial clay courts, synthetic grass and all-weather surfaces.
To be entered into the prize draw, simply answer the following question:
- Which male player won in the 1936 Wimbledon Championships?
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- One (1) lucky person will be chosen at random.
- Competition closes at 23:59 on 30th September 2019.
Full terms and conditions are available here.
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