Who should buy the Wilson Kaos 2.0 SFT

Competitive and aggressive players looking for stable, soft, and lightweight gear might find this versatile Wilson shoe the best option to play on clay or hard courts. It is a solid option if you:

  • Need a symbiotic structure for lateral support during sudden bursts of speed.
  • Need a heel slope for added underfoot protection and optimum energy return.
  • Need a high-density rubber with reliable traction and adjustable lace loops for a customized fit

Wilson Kaos 2.0 SFT Logo

Wilson's duralast rubber compound

The bottom side is equipped with Wilson’s trademark Duralast rubber compound. It passed a wear-inducing test at the brand’s laboratory that measures its capability to resist abrasion. Its durable features are equipped to deliver maximum traction on different court surfaces.

Wilson Kaos 2.0 SFT Outsole

R-DST+ cushioning property

Wilson’s advanced cushioning property takes up the middle section of the shoe with high concentration at the heel. Such a generously-compressed ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) material passed a series of lab assessments that measure the intensity of shock absorption it can hold. The result proved that this material could take on repeated court pounding. It is also equipped with rebound properties that are meant to assist the wearer when bursting forward.

Wilson Kaos 2.0 SFT Midsole

Heel slope and midfoot stabilizer

The heel offset is approximately 9mm that’s neither too low to the ground nor exceedingly high. In Wilson’s standards, it’s tagged under DF2 (Dynamic Fit). The added fraction of padding on the rear side is intended to cushion the foot from impact and give out an extra level of support for speedy performance.

Wilson Kaos 2.0 SFT Heel support

The Pro Torque Chassis Light is the central source of stability of this Wilson tennis shoe. It’s an arch technology structured to thwart unwanted twisting of the foot that otherwise can potentially lead to injuries.

Skin guard feature

The mesh-made external wall of this shoe is strengthened with the Skinguard feature, a web-looking casing system plotted on the entire top. Such a seamless synthetic overlay is formed to provide support and an almost claw-like grip during push-offs, sideway directions, and diagonal trajectories.

Wilson Kaos 2.0 SFT Upper

Symbiofit technology

It’s assembled with the brand’s patented Symbiofit technology. Such an upper system provides a symbiotic fit by utilizing a seam-free bootie upper makeup and lateral casing. It’s practically meant to lock the foot in place during movements.

Wilson Kaos 2.0 SFT Laces

Localized at the forefoot is Wilson’s 2D-FS technology that delivers enhanced support and lateral stability and control. This trainer also has a plastic reinforcement at the rear side that’s added to suppress heel slippage.

Facts / Specs

Weight: Men 11.3oz / Women 9.9oz
Base model: Wilson Kaos 2.0
Update: Wilson Kaos 3.0 SFT
Shoe Type: All Court
Collection: Wilson Kaos
Features: Lightweight
Construction: Speed

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Brenton Barker
Brenton Barker

Brenton is an Australian with 20 years of experience coaching WTA and ATP professional tennis players, whom have won a total of 10 international professional Tournaments. Brenton holds a Degree in Sports Coaching and was the former Head Tennis Coach at the Japanese Government Sports Science Institute. Brenton was also a former Manager & Head Coach of Australia’s Governing Sporting Body, Tennis Australia, and has been a Dunlop International Advisory Board Member since 2010. Additionally, Brenton was the Head of Player development for World No 7 and two-time Grand Slam Champion Johan Kriek.