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. Comfortably equipped with a non-metal Safety Toe Cap made from Glass Fibre, the Kevlar anti-penetration midsole plus a protective TPU toe protector, the Mens Grafters Glass Fibre Trainer shoe provides EN ISO 20345: S1P SRC safety and reassurance. With an upper consisting of suede, leather and fitted mesh, you can be confident that you're feet will stay cool and comfortable however long your game lasts.

The durable nature of the leather minimises the risks of wear and tear leaving you with a shoe you can truly rely on.SQUASHGEARpro uses encrypted connections (SSL, secure sockets layer) to protect all exchange of information.

Lastly, the outsole is also non-marking meaning no matter how hard you strike you won't be leaving any marks behind as you shoot your way to victory. Be warned for some reason Hi-tec and recently changed the shape of the shoe (even though they look identical). Where possible ask for a service that is "tracked" and ensure your parcel is adequately covered for compensation in the unlikely event of your parcel going missing.These are of good quality, my husband wears them as an every day shoe, being white it is best to get into a take time to clean to prolong wear.

As they have proved so good, i looked to see if they were still made as manufacturers like to mess with designs. I've never played squash in them, I first started wearing them for ceilidh dancing - they were great for rapid stops and changes of direction.The outer leather lining and inner lining of synthetic textiles make the shoe warming and comfortable, and the normal fit delivers great breathability. Exceptionally lightweight, the EVA ensures long-lasting cushioning to keep you comfortable on match days. I have used for many years and do not like the heavier, stiffer models that seem to be the norm today. For smaller items we offer a “Next Day” service or we can deliver on a specific date of your choice. In rowing it is the toe and ball of the foot that transmit the power of the drive through to your legs when rowing.