KSwiss Men's Tennis Shoes Hypercourt Express 3 - Clay Court - Blanc /Carbon/Baltic

The K-Swiss Hypercourt Express 3 is the third generation of K-Swiss's best-selling performance tennis shoe, and it arrives here in the Blanc/Carbon/Baltic colourway. The Surgelite CMEVA midsole keeps the shoe light underfoot while still cushioning the landings, and the Durawrap Flex support system wraps the foot for protection and durability without any break-in period. Built for clay and synthetic clay courts.

*Professional players may use customised footwear; retail models may differ slightly from those worn on tour.

• Surgelite CMEVA midsole: lightweight cushioning that stays responsive without adding weight
• Durawrap Flex support: a flexible wrap that adds protection and durability with no break-in period
• Herringbone clay outsole: the full-herringbone tread sheds clay as you move and grips for controlled sliding
• Breathable synthetic upper: promotes airflow through long matches while holding its shape
• Ortholite sockliner: step-in comfort, moisture management and long-lasting cushioning

What court surface are these shoes designed for?

These are clay-court shoes. The full-herringbone outsole is designed to grip and shed clay on clay and synthetic clay courts. You can wear them on a hard court, but the softer clay tread wears down quickly on abrasive hard surfaces, so we do not recommend it.

How does the sizing run - are they true to size?

These are the standard (regular) width fitting and most players find them true to size. If you are between sizes, or you like a roomier toe box for long matches, go up half a size.

How is the cushioning and support?

Cushioning is moderate and lateral support is good. That balance gives you comfort without losing court feel, which most players prefer across two to three hour sessions.

How long will these shoes last?

Most premium tennis shoes give 60 to 100+ hours of play, depending on the surface, your weight and whether you drag your back foot. Hard-court players wear outsoles faster than clay-court players. If you play three or more times a week, rotating two pairs will extend the life of both.