hello, just one quick question. Does the outside (softer) part of the toe box strech out after its been worn some time or it stays that way? I'm curious because i have very wide feed and hope to know how it would fit. Thanks!
To be honest, I tried the Viper 3.0 against the Kobra and I felt there was very little difference between them both. If you need to change your Vipers then its a great choice for you.
Hi. I am relatively a new squash player. Started about 10 weeks ago. I’ve been playing casually and recreationally. I dont think I’d ever compete competitively. Do you think it’s still worth it to invest in a good pair of shoes like the salming kobra/race or dya have any other recommendations for someone like me? I play on average about 2-3x per week (some sessions are just me dng solo drills). My concern is that if i do invest in a good pair, it has to last me for a long time! (Say one year and above?) I also have somewhat of a flat foot. Hope to hear from your soon!
it's worth getting a good pair of shoes, not only will it help your movement it will help your joints. Always worth the investment. Some of the Vipers and Kobra's are now on a deal at PDHSPORTS
its worth it man, they last okay... depends how long your hits and matches are. but they last okay, considering the stress they are worked through on a court. I have one pair for games, and one for training, the training pair I just wear until they are completely trashed
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hello, just one quick question. Does the outside (softer) part of the toe box strech out after its been worn some time or it stays that way? I'm curious because i have very wide feed and hope to know how it would fit. Thanks!
not sure how much it will stretch but the outside is very soft, I have a wide foot and I have found these to be a wide fit compared to other models.
The Viper is softer which was my shoe of choice and the new Hawk shoes are even softer and wider
thanks a lot @pdhsports cheers
thanks. I wear the Viper 2.0 which I like a lot. it's light and responsive and I can turn a dime. is the Kora better in all respects?
To be honest, I tried the Viper 3.0 against the Kobra and I felt there was very little difference between them both. If you need to change your Vipers then its a great choice for you.
Hi.
I am relatively a new squash player. Started about 10 weeks ago. I’ve been playing casually and recreationally. I dont think I’d ever compete competitively.
Do you think it’s still worth it to invest in a good pair of shoes like the salming kobra/race or dya have any other recommendations for someone like me? I play on average about 2-3x per week (some sessions are just me dng solo drills).
My concern is that if i do invest in a good pair, it has to last me for a long time! (Say one year and above?) I also have somewhat of a flat foot.
Hope to hear from your soon!
it's worth getting a good pair of shoes, not only will it help your movement it will help your joints. Always worth the investment. Some of the Vipers and Kobra's are now on a deal at PDHSPORTS
its worth it man, they last okay... depends how long your hits and matches are. but they last okay, considering the stress they are worked through on a court. I have one pair for games, and one for training, the training pair I just wear until they are completely trashed
That´s specifically for handball
just bought one :)