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HEAD Revolt Pro 5.0 Mens Tennis Shoes - White/Navy

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HEAD Revolt Pro 5.0 Mens Tennis Shoes - White/Navy
HEAD Revolt Pro 5.0 Mens Tennis Shoes - White/Navy
£89.99 £135

Type - All Court

With a fully new construction, along with advanced technologies and materials, the REVOLT PRO 5.0 MEN offers durability and stability with unprecedented comfort.

Tough, aggressive baseliners can dominate their opponents with a dynamic and premium shoe that also has a new shape which is more curved than the previous generation. Made for exceptional performance, this high-tech shoe has three 3D-TPU molded pieces in the midsole and upper, including the CORE-CONTROL technology which is a TPU frame that provides stability from the midfoot to the forefoot lateral part.

The cooling system bottom TPU shank enhances stability and ventilation while the Heel TPU piece provides better stability and protection when sliding.

Performance meets sublime, step-in comfort with a triple EVA construction in the midfoot, with DynaFoam in the heel for advanced shock absorption, along with highly responsive EVA in the forefoot and a softer piece in the midfoot and big toe area for higher comfort.

Baseliners will appreciate how the PU molded upper provides optimal flex and durability; some zones have extra material where it is needed for protection when sliding while other zones have reduced material to lower the weight.

An additional PU molded piece helps to protect the laces in the top medial eyelet. Lock down straps integrated in the lacing system enhance the stability and make it easier to adjust the fit and comfort.

The outsole is made with HEAD’s Hybrasion+ non-marking rubber compound for outstanding grip and durability.

• Dynamic shoe with an updated, more curved shape

• PU molded upper for optimal flex and durability; some zones have extra material for protection when sliding

• Additional PU molded piece to protect the laces

• Lock down straps integrated in the lacing system for enhanced stability and adjustability

• Three 3D-TPU molded pieces in the midsole and upper

• CORE-CONTROL technology for stability from the midfoot to the forefoot lateral part

• Cooling system bottom TPU shank enhances stability and ventilation 

• Heel TPU piece provides better stability and protection when sliding

• Triple EVA construction in the midsole 

• Outsole made with HEAD’s Hybrasion+ non-marking rubber compound for optimal grip and durability 

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Can I play in running shoes?

No, and it is the most common cause of avoidable court injuries. Running shoes are built for forward motion, with soft cushioning and a narrow base. Racket sports involve constant lateral movement and hard stops, which is exactly when a running shoe rolls. Court shoes have a wider, flatter platform and reinforced sidewalls for that reason.

What is the difference between hard court and clay court shoes?

Hard court soles use denser, more abrasion-resistant rubber and often carry a wear guarantee, because hard courts destroy soles. Clay soles use a full herringbone pattern so the tread clears and grips through a slide. All-court is the compromise if you play on both, and it is what most club players want.

Do padel shoes need to be different?

Padel is played on artificial grass dressed with sand, so the outsole needs to bite without clogging. A herringbone or mixed pattern works, which is why clay-court tennis shoes are a common substitute. A smooth hard-court sole will slide when you do not want it to.

How long should court shoes last?

For a player on court twice a week, six to nine months is typical before the outsole and midfoot support go. Cushioning fails before the upper looks worn, so shoes that still look fine can already have stopped protecting you.