HITEC
Hi-tec V-Lite Crosscourt Shoes
$94.95
+

You'll be running circles around your opponent in the Hi-Tec V-Lite Crosscourt Shoes. With a natural heel-to-toe transition and a full gum-rubber outsole, these shoes give you the natural movement and traction to cover all 800 square feet of the court. The soft upper and well cushioned midsole provide a comfortable ride while Hi-Tec's tried and true technologies provide necessary support, stability and traction. This is a court shoe that won't quit until you do.

  • Fit: Length fits true to size. Width is medium, arch support is low-medium. No break-in required.
  • Upper: Synthetic leather with Abrazone for support and durability. Mesh paneling for maximum breathability
  • Midsole: Multi-density midsole for ultimate stability.
  • Outsole: Peak Force outsole designed for serious traction.
  • Weight: 13.4 oz's (Size 10.5)
  • Color: Black/Red/Silver

Comments: I've always ben a big fan of the Hi-Tec shoe line so when these came out I was excited about them… That being said….Hi-Tec's lately have had a problem with the toe of the shoe separating from the sole after a few months of playing. Luckily Racquetball warehouse has a great customer support system and you usually will be able to get some sort of satisfaction.

These shoes seemed to address that issue by bringing the rubber toe cover back bit so it's not a mesh side taking the strain. The first thing I felt when I put the shoes on was how flat they were, there's no lift under the heal so you're forces to play of your toes or get caught "flat" on your feet during rallies.

The shoe does fit rather loose so I would order 1/2 size smaller since they will stretch a bit during play. I loved the super light feel of the shoe and the gum sole grip well on a clean court (not so good on dirty or dusty courts)

The ONLY real drawback of these shoes is the sole inserts. Hi-Tec seems to have spent tons of time and money on designing a great shoe but ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS drop the ball on the inserts. They wear super fast and have to be replaced, which is sad when you're spending $90.00 or more on a shoes.

From: Tom, Mililani, HI, USA, 01/13
Skill-level: Open / A

Add Your Feedback