Salming Hawk 2 Shoes

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The Falco is a new model for 2018. It looks like a redesigned version of the Adder, and might be replacing that shoe. This appears to be the lowest-price shoe in Salming’s 2018 lineup. Salming Squash Shoes 2017 Salming Kobra If you’re looking for your first pair of ‘proper’ squash shows, promise us one thing? Avoid the Hi-Tec squash shoes. These are straight out of the 80s – heavy, flat footed, uncomfortable and fall far behind their modern counterparts. I don’t like to slate products, but I see so many new players in these shoes who inevitably buy a different pair two weeks later. T.G.S 62/75™ - The distance from heel to the ball of foot (62% of the shoe) has been designed with extra stability, which ends in the so-called “ballet” line, a 75° angle. In front of the 75° line, we have equipped the shoe with greater flexibility to stimulate the foot’s natural movements. The TGS 62/75° feature assures that the shoe bends in exactly the right places, stimulating the foot’s natural lateral and forward movements. The original Salming Viper was introduced in 2014, and Salming released several new models in 2015 as well, which were called the Salming Viper 2: Salming Race R1 The Salming Kobra 2 are designed with lateral support in mind. The Kobra 2 are designed for the serious athlete that wants performance, lateral support and good cushioning ...

The Adder first launched in summer 2016 with these designs: Salming Squash Shoes 2015 and Prior Salming Viper First, the top of the Salming Hawk is different than in other shoes. It consists of several overlaid layers of mesh. It looks and feels like a very thin plastic layer. The biggest advantage of this is that the Hawk is extremely light. At first I doubted a bit whether such a thin layer would provide my feet with sufficient stability. But once I got onto the court and started testing the shoes, I immediately noticed that this was not a problem at all. The entire top consists of a single strip of material that is secured on the heel, which makes the shoe very stable. In addition, the material is air permeable which is always an advantage in squash shoes. This post is designed to give you our take on the strengths of each model and the technologies they use.

Salming Squash Shoes

When it comes to the wearing comfort, the first thing you notice is how light the Salming Hawk feels. The shoe tongue is extremely thin and soft, which I feel contributes to the mobility. Also, the shoe offers great cushioning. When I tried on the shoe for the first time, I honestly didn´t think that it would have such a good cushioning. You only realize this when you play with it. Finally, I can´t help saying one more word about the design of the shoe. Although we squash players are generally tough guys and gals who don´t run to the sport shop every time a new item comes for sale, this shoe is simply really cool and makes you want buy it. I´ve noticed that the Salming Hawk has become a popular topic among players. Did you know that Saurav Ghosal and Joel Makin play with these shoes? There really must be something in them. As per the teaser video, Salming introduced new models in the Hawk, Kobra and Viper ranges. They also introduced a new model called the Eagle. It doesn’t seem like they will continue to produce the Falco or Adder models. Salming Hawk

If you are looking for pure performance the Salming Viper 5 are the court shoe for you. Light, and very low to the court they will get you around the corner as fast as possible ...

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We weren’t sure what to expect when these shoes first hit the market. For anyone familiar with the older Adidas Stabil X, these were a big move away from their old design. However, testing these shoes out turned out to be a really pleasant surprise. Dominate the court in these indoor shoes. Hawk features a low to ground profile fuelled with energy, stability and an impeccable grip. They also had the Salming Race R2, which was a similar design but a bit less expensive: Salming Squash Shoes Links RollBar™- An increased radius on the inner side of the outer sole, facilitates rolling the foot inwards and toe push off. Reaching for a distant ball is made easier with the Roll¬Bar™ technology.

The Hawk was a new model that came out in 2018. This shoe was the top of Salming’s range in 2018. Salming Kobra 2

After the section on the shoes we have covered the technologies that Salming has incorporated in the shoes in the Salming Technologies section of the post. Please read that section as well as we cover Salming’s description of each technologies and also provide our take on them too.