Our verdict
The K-Swiss Hypercourt Supreme is a cushioned tennis shoe for different playing surfaces. It has received positive feedback from most users because of its supportive and lightweight design.
Pros
- Lightweight
- Excellent ankle support
- Solid traction
- Comfortable cushioning
- Extremely durable
- Visually-appealing
Cons
- Narrow fit
Who should buy the K-Swiss Hypercourt Supreme
Hypercourt Supreme, a premium selection from the K-Swiss family, suits mid-level and competitive players looking for a cushioned tennis footgear. It is a solid option if you:
- Need a shoe that is both lightweight and explosive when picking up the pace.
- Need a shoe that has a comfy bootie makeup that ensures a secure fit.
- Need a shoe that has an adequately cushioned midsole that is super responsive.
Supreme-grade aosta rubber
The base layer is suited up with a supreme-grade Aosta rubber. This K-Swiss novelty outsole unit comes with a high abrasion-control formulation that puts more life to areas susceptible to wear.
Dragguard 7.0 is integrated at the tip of the shoe as an added line of defense against scuffing, scratching, and chafing. The tread is molded with a modified herringbone motif that delivers superb traction on any court surface.
Excellent impact control
Devised with the advanced Surge 7.0 midsole cushioning, this trainer relieves the foot from impact during foot strike. This type of compression molded ethylene vinyl acetate sponge also enables the foot to transition towards the next step or toe-off with ease.
DuraWrap Flex
K-Swiss assembled the outer shell of this trainer with the DuraWrap Flex, a similar technology found in the Hypercourt Express 2. This overlay, made of synthetic leather, offers an extra level of support across the vamp. Such a polyurethane component delays any marks of wear and tear in this section of the shoe that’s inclined to abrasion. It also enhances ventilation in the forefoot.
Secure fit and excellent ankle support
One element that makes this model unique from the Hypercourt franchise is the use of the textile collar lining. This hugs the foot and establish stability on the rear side. Its bootie structure offers a secured fit without restricting the ankle from moving naturally.
Working as an added layer of buffering from shock underfoot is the molded ethylene vinyl sock liner. This soft foam that comes in direct contact with the bottom of the foot delivers added comfort.
