Wilson men´s Rush Pro 4.0 Paris Hope Clay tennis shoes

Description

Overview
Featuring a unique design crafted by French graffiti artist Hope, the Rush Pro 4.0 Clay Paris Edition combines head-turning style with awe-inspiring performance. An evolution of the Rush Pro 3.5 chassis construction, 4D Support Chassis 2.0 splits the chassis into two pieces for a dual purpose: one piece runs under the foot for enhanced support and forward propulsion, while the other runs laterally for additional stability and control. In the forefoot of the midsole, Energy Cell features a lightweight EVA foam designed to optimize the transfer of body weight through impact for more explosive propulsion. Part of Wilson’s 2022 Paris collaboration with Hope, this shoe flashes a look inspired by French street culture and helps take the popular Rush Pro franchise to all-new heights for both design and performance.

Highlights
4D Support Chassis 2.0 splits chassis into two pieces: one running under the foot for forward propulsion, the other running laterally from heel to toe for superior stability and control
Energy Cell comprises a lightweight EVA foam in the forefoot of the midsole to create softer feel and optimal body weight transfer for explosive acceleration
Sensifeel 2.0 features a minimally layered upper with an engineered mesh for enhanced breathability, feel and comfort
Endofit provides enhanced comfort, stability and an intuitive fit through a full inner sock construction
DF2 provides cushioned court feel, yielding compromise between comfort and quick performance (DF2 = HT Drop 9 mm)
Rubber Medial Drag Pad supplies added durability and protection when dragging the foot
R-DST+ offers the best combination of cushioning and rebound for more dynamic performance
Duralast consists of a high-density, consummately durable rubber compound that provides abrasion resistance and maximum traction on all surfaces
Designed for best performance on clay court surfaces
Part of Wilson’s 2022 Paris collaboration with French graffiti artist Hope: inspired by the 90’s hip hop culture in Paris