Plush comfort, and support. This version has a 2E wide fit.
Evolving to emulate the quickness of a running shoe, the KSwiss Hypercourt Express 2 2E is now lighter and faster while still offering all-around comfort! This extra wide version has an upper which has been constructed to be even more flexible and remains supportive -- making it a great shoe to push your footwork to its limits. This will be a seamless transition from the previous version as they will feel plush on your feet while still allowing you to feel connected to the court. The outsole blends traction and durability and offers solid performance on any court surface.
- Upper: Seamless synthetic materials and mesh for comfort and breathability combine with DuraWrap Flex to provide a more flexible shoe. Added protection in the toe for extra durability. An Ortholite liner for added cushioning.
- Midsole: Surgelite material provides added comfort, shock absorption, and cuts down on weight for a very speedy feel. 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.
- Color: Vapor / Navy
Fit Details
| Length: | True |
|---|---|
| Width: | Wide (2E) |
| Arch: | Slightly Low |
| Break-in: | None |
| Weight: | 13.2 ounces (size 10.5) |
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Customer Reviews
Similar to Prince T22 but lighterI use custom thick orthotics over my 10 years of Pickleball. The only shoe that was comfortable was the Prince T22 but they were very heavy and klunky. Tried KSwiss, ASCIS, Diadora, and gave away all. KSwiss Hypercourt Express 2 fits very similar to T22, but lighter. A little slippage in heal but can make a sock and tightening adjustment.
New shoesThe KSwiss Hypercourt Express Grey/White/Silver Men's Shoes provide my feet with enough comfort so that my feet aren't hurting anymore when playing tennis. Although, to add extra comfort I added soles to my shoes. Other than that, the shoe is good for folks with wide feet and provides comfort both in the area of the toes and the sides of the feet.
KSwiss Clay courtVery comfortable shoe. Zero “break-in” time. So far, so good.
Good tennis shoesThese tennis shoes are very comfortable.
Best pickleball shoes I've ever hadI have wide feet and found these to be the best pickleball shoes I've ever had. They are comfortable, sturdy, and look great. Highly recommend, especially if you have wider feet.
My feet are happyI've played tennis most of my life and then transitioned to pickleball. I love my KSwiss Hypercourt Express shoes. They offer good support, are soft on my feet and have good foot/toe space. I play almost daily, am a 4.0, and can burn up a pair in three months. I believe their cushion saves my joints.
Straight out of the box comfortI had the Supreme version which were great. These Express are slightly lighter than Supreme. These sneakers are true to fit and comfortable straight out of the box. I have a large selection of other brands but these KSwiss with its DuraWrap hold my foot in position when I'm going for more shots, and lateral movements are a cinch. No toe jam with these sneakers while doing court prep, or running back and forth, side to side and backwards.
Fit like a gloveI've ordered these shoes several times. They always fit like a glove straight out of the box with no break in. They wear pretty well. The soles wear through first always on hard courts. Excellent for the price!
Very comfortable shoe! And durable sole.I wore Prince shoes for many years but either my foot changed or the shoes became narrower (my feet run on the slightly wide side). In any case, I developed pain in my left foot and couldn't wear them anymore.
I recently purchased a pair of K-Swiss Hypercourt 2 shoes and my foot pain is almost gone. I have just one pair currently and so have been wearing them both on and off the court, and after 2-3 weeks of daily wear, the soles still look brand-new. They are much more comfortable than the Prince T22.5s that I'd been wearing.
junior player likes itHe's tried a bunch of models and he thinks he will stick with this one. it skids well and is comfortable.
Too low in the heelToo low in the heel, can't keep it on. Have run out of it several times. Going back to the prior model, Hypercourt Express (no number) which is now unfortunately available only in white/gray.
Good fitComfortable, good fit, no break it time needed, light weight.
It's not the original Hypercourt ExpressThe original Hypercourt Express fit my feet really well with its nice wide toe box.
This one is sized like the new Hypercourt Express 2, even though they're calling it the Hypercourt Express. I had to return them, as I couldn't even get them on my feet they were so tight. (I wear Hypercourt Express 2 in 2E, whereas my original Hypercourt Express wasn't labeled as wide.)
Huge disappointment. Go on K-Swiss's website--which I wish I'd done first--and you'll see tons of reviews from people like me who got tricked into thinking that K-Swiss finally brought back the original version.
Imagine how high the return rate must be for online orders! Not a smart decision on K-Swiss's part.
Nice pickleball shoes!Second pair I have purchased, stability is good, I did purchase superfeet inserts for them.
Great shoes--still going strongI've worn these for many years and hope they keep on making them. They fit me perfectly with wider than average feet and high insteps.
Super cushI have narrow feet and these shoes fit like a glove. Absolutely love them!
Perfect ShoesThese shoes are hands down the greatest tennis shoe I have ever worn. I have worn Nike and adidas for about 6 years and the switch to K-Swiss was a blessing.
Comfy and SupportiveI decided to give KSwiss as spin after Nike continues to get rid of their good shoes and seems to make their shoes narrower and narrower. Heard KSwiss was roomier.
I bought a Hypercourt Express and a Hypercourt Supreme. Both good shoes.
I'd say the Express has more width and the arch is stiff -- almost feels like it has a built in insert.
The Supreme feels a little snugger but still better width than any Nike. I prefer the Supreme for the optimal width and fit it gave me, and maybe they feel a little speedier on the court.
Both are great shoes.
Previous Feedback
Comments: I wear an 11 2E in Allen Edmunds American made dress shoes for reference. I had to go to 11.5 2E in the KSwiss, but other than that they fit great. Once adjusted the length, width and height all worked well. I have a high instep as well as wide which eliminates the "bootie" shoes. The Hypercourt Express 2 (2E) fits well and seems soft enough for the first outing. One thing I would like is for the laces to go further down the shoe, so the fit and snugness could be tweaked even further. I wear New Balance 2E tennis shoes and I think this 2E is a sliver wider. With limited 2E options, this seems like a solid shoe. I might post a follow up in a month or two. I'm a weak 4.0 who plays 3-6 hours per week singles, drills and workshops.
From: Ron R, Chicago, IL, 10/5/21
Comments: Out of the box impression, the 2E and normal size feels good. They are not overly wide in the toe box, like a size 4E, so the feet aren't sliding around. However, there's space there without any super restrictive material on either side. Some wide shoes have structure on the side, typically the inner foot, that may press on the inner foot, but I'm not feeling that with these. I suspect anyone desiring form-fitting shoes may knock a point off for that, but they feel good to me. Bottom line, so far, so good. Next step is to try on the court.
From: Dean, 3/23/21
Comments: After buying tennis shoes for more than 40 years, I can say that the KSwiss Hypercourt Express 2 are the second best tennis shoes I've ever owned! With the exception of New Balance shoes, which I don't like, it has always been difficult to find wide sizes; however, these KSwiss shoes in a double E width fit like a glove. These really grab and hold the wearer's heel in place; there is only one pair of tennis shoes that did a better job. Also, there is no break-in period, period. Put them on and go out and play three sets; no sore feet and no blisters. These KSwiss shoes are indeed great, but adidas made the all-time best tennis shoes called Pods. Steffi Graf wore Pods for two years.
From: Fred, 2/23/21