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In the squashnet.de series Let's squash, the shoe suitable for squash is today's theme. Which shoe is best for squash playing. What distinguishes the different sports shoes? What should you pay attention to when buying, how much must you invest and what should you invest?

A shoe for all conditions-this will be difficult …

The foot, or the shoe that dresses it, is the link between the body of the sportsman and the underground on which it moves. No one would think of installing a cheap tire on his beloved car. After all, good adhesion to driving and braking properties is vital.

But in squash, you always experience players-even professionals-who stomp their feet on the floor again and again in search of the right "grip" or even wipe their feet over the sole with their palm. Although the floors of the different courts of the respective sports facilities are partly different. According to many, this is a typical feature of squash.

No tennis player would complain that the lawn in Wimbledon is too slippery or the hard court of Flushing Meadows is too hard. Football players have the right & quot; tyres & quot; for every place, from cam to screw rollers, the right shoe. Many squash players are initially dissatisfied with the nature of the court before they come up with the idea that it could be due to them or their shoe.

Indoor shoe with "non-marking sole"!

For beginners and advanced players, one thing is important when choosing the squash shoe: it must have a non-marking sole. This means that the sole should not leave any traces or residues on the respective floor of the hall. The sole should not leave any color straps or even dirt from the profile in the court. This is actually a matter of course, perhaps the inclined reader may now think. Why Don't you talk to a squash plant operator of your choice? He will most likely tell them something else.

It & APOs; s quite natural that the shoe should be the right size. It should not be too large, but also not too small, neither in length nor in width. Most athletes have already found the right brand for them in the years, some more fit for a slim one, others for the wide foot, one has a high span of the other not.

There are specialists for indoor shoes, as well as rack and ball specialists who have shoes in their range. What the squash professionals (image: Ramy Ashour, EGY, WRL 8) wear in the World Tour of the Professional squash Association (PSA) is certainly also a helpful indication of the suitability of the shoe for squash sports. But also those of other indoor sports, such as handball, badminton or floor ball, are certainly well suited for squash.

How much does an indoor shoe cost!

You already get simple indoor shoes for little money. However, if you want special features such as lightness, breathability, side stability and grip, you can quickly reach higher price regions even with a top indoor shoe, as with a good running shoe.

Simplified one can say that higher wearing comfort by more damping is opposed to a more direct ground contact by less damping. Athletes who tend to difficulty in the ankle often choose a higher cut shaft that resembles those from basketball. As with the bat, it is also said with the shoe: & quot; try goes over studying & quot;, so it is advisable to try on different shoes in the squashan system of their trust. Everyone knows people who walk through the sports shop with ski shoes. I'm sure none of them would have the idea of buying the right shoe without having tried it on first.