Plush comfort, and support with a wider fit.
Evolving to emulate the quickness of a running shoe, the KSwiss Hypercourt Express 2 is now lighter and faster while still offering all-around comfort! The upper 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: Teal / White / Moon
Fit Details
| Length: | True |
|---|---|
| Width: | Slightly Wide |
| Arch: | Slightly Low |
| Break-in: | None |
| Surface Type: | All Court (Hard) |
| Weight: | 13.0 ounces (size 10.5) |
Stock #: 06613-346-M
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Customer Reviews
Fit IssuesI've worn KSwiss (clay) many times but this model has several issues. First the good: they are well made, have good cushioning and offer good traction. Now the bad: toe box is somewhat narrow and the heel slips. The heel pocket is deep and the achilles pad is thick and rubbed my tendon which would be very sore after playing. I finally discovered it was the shoe and not tendonitis. I don't know why the pad would be this prominent. Unnecessary.
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.
Very comfortable shoesThis is my 3rd pair of the Hypercourt Express. I find the shoes to be quite comfortable while providing plenty of support. I like the more simple/conservative design. It just fits everything I’m looking for in a court shoe.
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.
DisappointedI am a fan of the classic Ultrascendor - a perfect fit for my 9.5 size feet. Purchased these on the review advice above but am disappointed at the wide heel which is difficult to cinch up properly. The shoe itself is a good shoe but not for me. I wish K-swiss would continue the shoe last of successful lines. Been playing tennis for 63 years and am 81 years old. I have one pair of Ultracendors of which I reserve for tournaments. Have played JUCO ball and senior tennis to the level of state semi-finals and am now playing only UTR locals tournaments.
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.
KSwiss Hypercourt ExpressI really enjoy using KSwiss shoes primarily because of their lightweight feel. They are very soft shoes, and yet they are sturdy enough to take the pounding on the hardcourts. I have used them for almost 30 years, through tournaments and USTA Leagues. I hope to continue using them for another 30 years!
Searching for the perfect wide tennis shoeI used to wear New Balance Fresh Foam Lav shoes to accommodate my wide feet. Unfortunately the newer versions of the NB shoe are not as wide as the older versions, so they no longer fit well. Based upon reviews I decided to try the KSwiss Hypercourt Express 2 in a size 2E. I normally wear a size 9.5, but I found the KSwiss 9.5 to be too small, so I exchanged them for a size 10. The width is acceptable, but they are a bit snug. Unfortunately there is some heel slippage, causing my socks to slowly creep down around my heel until I stop to pull them back up. I probably won't order these again as I continue to search for the perfect wide tennis shoe.
Not Quite as Good as They Used to BeThis is my 4th pair of these light, very comfortable, and acceptably-durable court shoes. This pair, however, is a tiny bit shorter than its predecessors. Men's 11 would be too big. If there were a men's 10.5, I'd have exchanged them.
Best shoe in the last 10 yearsVery comfortable. My legs are not as fatigued after a long singles match as other shoes I've worn.
K SwissContemporary look. Snug at ordered size, but ok. Only used on hard courts, but no issue there. Seems a nice "large platform" for balance, support.
Not even close to UltrascendorI've been playing tennis for over 20 years. I bought these shoes, since the Ultrascendor has all but disappeared from all stores. The Hypercourts are strictly for baseliners, who will never move more than 2-3 steps in any direction. These shoes are not for sprinters who go after lobs or drop shots or go for running forehands down the line. These shoes are flat as a board and offer zero arch support. I've intermixed using these for a match, then my old Ultrascendors for the next match, and I ALWAYS get horrible foot and arch cramps after using these Hypercourts.
Sorry K-swiss. I've loved ya for 15 years, but these Hypercourts just don't do it.
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.
K Swiss hypercourt barely blue - wideThis has been my favorite shoe for years. Good quality and good fit. However the last pair I ordered was too narrow in the mid sole. The representative I talked to said he had heard this complaint from others. This is very disappointing. I sent them back and bought a wide shoe from New Balance.
Wide sizeOrdered the wide size and it fits great. Shoe is comfortable and seems sturdy.
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.
Nice Design. Narrow Toe BoxAlthough the shoe has a nice design, it isn't really for wide feet. The toe box is narrow, as is the insole. I first tried 12 (2E), my usual size, and it was a little too long and immediately caused black toes. I then tried 11.5 (2E), and it caused pain in the ball of my foot. Tossed both. Wasted money!
Not for narrower feetA well constructed shoe and high quality but wide toe box for its size. Not enough forefoot support.
Super cushI have narrow feet and these shoes fit like a glove. Absolutely love them!
My Go-To ShoeI have been wearing these shoes for the past four years or more. Love them. Supportive, comfortable, and no break in.
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.
Not wide enoughShoes were fine, but for me, 2E wasn't wide enough. I returned them.
