Wilson Men's Rush Pro 4.5 Wide Tennis Shoes

Overview

• Continuing the evolution of Wilson's best-selling franchise, the Rush Pro 4.5 builds on the innovations of the 4.0 with new upgrades that improve breathability, support and abrasion resistance. The engineered mesh upper has a graduated pattern, with a larger hole mesh toward the front to promote airflow and a tighter mesh toward the heel for support. A larger, integrated medial mud guard provides all-around protection and support, while the enlarged rubber drag pad on the lateral side is extra thick to resist abrasion and anatomically shaped to follow the foot's profile. The Lightweight Energy Cell EVA foam under the forefoot provides cushioning on impact, then responds to help you spring back into position. Sleek, durable and providing multidirectional support, the Rush Pro puts your game on a great foundation, whatever the playing surface.

4D Support Chassis 2.0 

• Split chassis extends chassis under the foot to provide enhanced support and forward propulsion. Lateral piece runs from heel to toes for ultimate stability and control throughout dynamic movement.

Sensifeel 2.0

• Minimally layered upper with an engineered mesh provides enhanced breathability, feel, comfort, and a homogeneous fit.

Endofit 

• Full inner sock construction administers enhanced comfort, stability and an intuitive fit.

Medial Rubber Drag Pag

• Rubber overlay in the medial area supplies additional durability and protection when dragging the foot.

OrthoLite EVA Molded 

• High-density OrthoLite foam offers maximum cushioning and impressive longevity.
  

DF2

• Heel-toe drop (9 mm) provides best compromise between comfort and performance.
  

Duralast

• High-density, consummately durable rubber compound provides abrasion resistance and maximum traction on all surfaces.
  

R-DST+

• Midsole foam offers the best combination of cushioning and rebound for dynamic performance.
  

Energy Cell

• Lightweight EVA foam in forefoot of midsole lends softer feel for optimal transfer of body weight through impact, creating more explosive acceleration.