K-Swiss Mens Hypercourt Supreme 2 Tennis Shoe

I absolutely love the K-Swiss Hypercourt Supreme 2 shoes! As an avid pickleball player, these have been a game-changer on the court. They’re incredibly comfortable right out of the box, with a snug, glove-like fit that needed no break-in time. The cushioning is just right—responsive without being too soft, perfect for long matches. These shoes are super fast, giving me the agility to chase down shots and make quick lateral moves with ease. The grip is excellent, and I feel confident with every step. So far, they’ve held up well even on abrasive hard courts, showing minimal wear after several weeks of regular play. If you’re serious about pickleball, these are a must-have—highly recommend! Read more

Pleasantly surprised. Definitely improved my speed on the court. Very supportive and comfortable. Read more

Good support versus other K-Swiss shoes I have bought over the years. It seems to have a bit more snug fit. I also like the two colored laces. Other laces I have had with K-Swiss shoes were one color, white laces/white shoes or black laces/black shoes. It makes it easier to lace up, because you can see the slight contrast. A big deal for me. I usually swap out laces to see more contrast. I eliminated plantar fasciitis by switching to K-Swiss. Read more

I really like this shoe. The best thing about it is how well it protects my feet and how comfortable it is. It’s so good that all the callouses I previously had from other shoes have gone away. I have normal feet again. To make this shoe perfect for me, I buy $12 gel inserts to lift the back heel part of the foot. It gives it a much needed lift in the back. This shoe does take a week to break in. The first pair lasted 3 months of playing 3-5 times a week on outdoor courts. I do slide my feet more than others and very rough on shoes. Only the left toe had wore down from drag. The bottoms still have some tread and don’t slide. I have normal to wide feet and they fit like a glove. Love the shoe Read more

I bought this pair of shoes as a 2nd pair for playing padel after I saw some pro padel players use this model. I just used them once. I can say they make my feet feel very protected, they fit well probably a little tight I just imagine it has to do with the fact that they are new. After playing around 5 hours my feet started to ache a bit nothing serious, probably for someone with wide feet it will not be their best option. They are pretty stylish I have to say and look amazing, and feel very robust in the court, overall i'm happy with my purchase. Read more

Arrived ripped and dirty. Disgusting. Inside a new shoe box Read more

This shoe arrived just a bit previously worn, with the tag torn off but the plastic attachment loop still threaded through an eyehole. It seems well-made and intelligently designed for high performance tennis. The ankle cuff is slightly elevated above normal height, with a sleeve-like material to shroud the sides and back of the upper ankle (like the Adidas Ubersonic before version 5). The included insole is surprisingly thin and pliant which makes it difficult to put back if you take it out. The shoe is very snug fitting particularly in the forefoot area, so it is basically impossible to use this shoe with an aftermarket insole or thick socks (my normal size is between 9 and 9.5, I ordered a 10 and it fits just about right with thin socks). Fortunately the midsole provides a good amount of cushion and stability. This shoe fits very differently from the K-Swiss Hypercourt Express 2, which is much roomier throughout, so much so that I wear an aftermarket insole and the included insole stacked together for a secure fit. I played about an hour of demanding tennis with the Hypercourt Supreme 2 and the shoe held up well. I had good support and traction with a decent amount of cushioning. But my narrow, high arch feet were a bit relieved when I took the shoe off. I think the inability to comfortably wear this shoe with an aftermarket insole is a deal-breaker for me. But if you don't use an aftermarket insole and want a shoe ready to rock right out of the box (as long as you are wearing thin socks), this could work well for you. Read more

This shoe has good protection of the ankle and is reasonbly wide for a person with wide insteps. Lateral movement is good for tennis on an indoor hard court. Not sure about durability yet as I just started playing on this pair. Read more