Wilson · Shoe review
Wilson Rush Pro 5
Wilson Rush Pro 5: the best all-round entry-premium model for wide feet, targeted cushioning.
Wilson Rush Pro 5: best Wilson for wide feet, targeted cushioning and comfortable wrap.
All-round players with regular-to-wide feet seeking maximum cushioning and comfort in an all-round model.
Strengths
Limitations
The Wilson Rush Pro 5 succeeds the Rush Pro 4.5 with an improved Endure sole and a wider last profile. Cushioning improves, comfort rises to 8.8. With a regular-to-wide last, this is the go-to choice for players finding regular standard shoes too narrow. Price €120 for premium cushioning.
Main strength
Targeted cushioning + comfortable wrap, best combination of cushioning and comfort for wide feet
Main limitation
Strong grip: not the highest for artificial-turf specialists
Frequently asked questions
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