I love these K-Swiss shoes. I used to wear Asics but fell in love with these a few years ago and now it's all I wear.

Would definitely recommend, stumbled upon these shoes in a clearance store and fell in love as soon as I put them on. They took little to no break-in and as someone with flat feet and sensitive ankles I felt extremely secure and supported. I’m also someone who likes to slide and with other shoes my foot would slip/shift in the fabric but the drag guards and more firm material make it more comfortable and natural to slide and reposition myself for the next shot.

I love the KSwiss Hypercourt Express 2 shoe and I have worn several pairs. They fit great and I can find them on sale frequently. Lately I notice that the eyelet hole will fail when the laces are snugged up nice and tight. It's most likely to happen when the laces are pulled UP for tightening. I believe that it's best to pull the laces OUT laterally to avoid the issue. Still, it would be nice to see the eyelets beefed up a bit.

I wear only K swiss shoes for Pickleball...unfortunately the black lining of this shoe bled through to the outside layer leaving a nasty stain ..that I am not able to remove. Disappointing.

As someone who needs a wide shoe, I am really grateful for this exact style. Great support, really comfortable.

Great fit, comfortable shoe right out of the box. Only negative feature would be the tread wears quickly.

The shoe looks great, but is not as long as my last pair.

I have been using K Swiss tennis shoes for awhile now and decided to try the wide 2E size. It definitely has a wider toe box for those that need the extra room. The shoe is comfortable and allows you to move on the well. The only issue I had was that the tongue moved around a little too much for my liking.

I have worn K Swiss for years for pickleball. These shoes wore out to the foam in less than 2 months, will probably never buy another pair

Love K-Swiss tennis shoes (for men). They’re well cushioned, roomy (for wide feet) and wear extremely well.

It is very hard to put the shoe laces through the top hole. The hole is in an awkward position and the hole was too small. Otherwise the shoe feels pretty good.

hey, I got my new shoes on and everything is gonna be right! great wide toe box for my wide problem feet. i have everything going wrong with my foot, nerve damage etc and when i put these on the support was so good i ordered a second pair.

K Swiss have been a solid brand for decades, as I age I find I need a little more room for my toes. This shoe delivers the little extra room.

I’ve been buying this shoe for several years and it continues to perform. A little wider than other brands makes it very comfortable for me. Tread lasts about a year playing about 4.5 hours a week.

Nice shoe, fit as expected, and comfortable

I have bought six pairs of these shoes over the past two years. Loved the original version but my two newest pairs are much stiffer and less comfortable, also do not like the new off white sheen on the entire front of these shoes. It would be great if K Swiss went back to last years version of this shoe as it was tons better.

Bought these for my husband who really didn't feel the need for court shoes but once he saw them and tried them on, he loved them!

Nice shoe, but they run a little small. I normally use 9.5 but the 10 fit me better.

This tennis sneaker is the ONLY one my son wears. Loves them. Comfortable. Wears well.

So far so good although only have played twice, but they feel good and grip the court well.

Take a close look at these before you buy. Notice that the shoe is designed to abruptly angle up too early in the ankle area causing alot of rubbing and ankle bone pain. I measured these compared to Yonex and Asics and these are literally 1/2" higher at the ankle bone than the others. If you have low volume feet, look elsewhere...

I have worn K Swiss almost since I started playing Pickleball six years ago. I started with this shoe, then tried their Pickleball shoe, then the Hypercourt Supreme, because both are lighter than the Hypercourt Express, but those models got to be too narrow, so I had to switch back to the Hypercourt Express. Tennis Point gives me great service.

I have a true 10.5 2E width foot and the regular width size 10.5 fits my foot great. It’s important to lace up and start moving around before passing judgments. My problem with most 2E shoes is they’re too roomy and clunky, and therefore not an athletic snug fit. These versions of KSWISS hypercourt express 2 are perfect. Also the older version of the hypercourt fits perfect as well. The supremes not so much.

Good shoes

The toe box is bigger as stated in the specs as well as in the Point video which is what i needed and why I purchased this shoe

I needed extra width and found it here. Usually, I wear adidas but sometimes they run narrow for my feet, anyway. K Swiss may just be my new "go to" brand. Comfortable, and I hope their endurance is good, too.

Too narrow. Sent them back. I have these same shoes in White in 2e, which seems to be the only color available in 2e. The description of these is Wide, so I gave it a try. Not wide, they are standard width. Looks like I will need to stick with New Balance for wide tennis sneakers, if I don’t get the white from KSwiss.

Comfortable right out of the box. I used to wear New Balance but I am switching to KSwiss.

What I like best about this shoe is that there is absolutely no break-in required and the shoe fits like a glove. It is true to size. I prefer black shoes because the upper portion does not show sweat and discoloration that white shows invariable develop.

Been wearing New Balance for decades because wide width needs. The 2E got my attention. It not only fit true to size but better than NB. The look is awesome. I'm a tennis league player and live with traumatized 78 year old feet. These shoes are now my "go to". Thank you K SWISS

I love the shoe, the color is generic but the shoe support and comfort level are through the roof! Great shoe, overall and I buy a ton of shoes, being a tennis pro! Ed Beckman

My left arch has fallen, pushing my size to a men's 14. The KSwiss Hypercourt Express 2 White/Black follows the Ultrascendor > Defier > Hypercourt last and, I hope, will be durable for the years of 3.5, twice a week tennis that I enjoyed with my Hypercourts. I found that the White/Highrise/Black same shoe, although also made in China, was wider in the forefoot and did not feel as secure on my foot.