Wilson · Shoe review
Wilson Rush Pro 4.5
Successor to the Rush Pro 4.0: R-DST+ foam, Duralast sole and better 4D Support Chassis for wide feet.
Comfortable wrap: wear resistance, regular-to-wide last: the best all-rounder for players with wide feet.
Players of all levels with regular-width or wide feet prioritizing comfort and durability over specialized grip.
Strengths
Limitations
The Wilson Rush Pro 4.5 is the 2025 successor to the popular Rush Pro 4.0. R-DST+ foam upgrades cushioning to 8.7, the Duralast rubber sole raises durability to 8.8, and the 4D Support Chassis 2.0 gives targeted stability in a regular-to-wide last. The best choice for players with wide feet prioritizing comfort and durability.
Main strength
Regular-to-wide last with targeted cushioning and wear resistance, the most comfortable Wilson for wide feet
Main limitation
Strong grip: less specialized than artificial-turf-specific models
Frequently asked questions
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