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Need some new squash shoes

cid_2
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Can anyone recommend some decent squash shoes, that have good, cushioned support for a dodgy back?
The ones I wear currently are evidently too flat or hard on the sole because fairly frequently I'll leap for a shot and feel a jarring up my spine which I know is likely to leave me in not inconsiderable pain when the game's finished.
I was thinking something along the lines of the Nike Air trainers that have the cushioned air support, but I can't seem to find any men's ones with non-marking soles for squash. I don't care about the brand and will pay whatever if they're going to be good for the old lumbar.
Grateful as ever for your help in advance. Thanks!
The ones I wear currently are evidently too flat or hard on the sole because fairly frequently I'll leap for a shot and feel a jarring up my spine which I know is likely to leave me in not inconsiderable pain when the game's finished.
I was thinking something along the lines of the Nike Air trainers that have the cushioned air support, but I can't seem to find any men's ones with non-marking soles for squash. I don't care about the brand and will pay whatever if they're going to be good for the old lumbar.
Grateful as ever for your help in advance. Thanks!
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No squash players out there at all...?0
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Not a squash player but have you tried Sports Direct?0
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Ive got some HiTec S700 4SYS shoes, very good shoes with good cushioning and support. Not that cheap though but worth it I think if you play quite a bit.0
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Having trouble finding anywhere in Bristol that does a good selection of shoes for squash. Ordinary trainers are no good. You need squash or court shoes. I would NOT recommend the hitec "basic" ones, between £17 and £28. They have been ok to see if I wanted to get back into the game again and have used them for 7 months. But I am feeling the drawer backs with foot pain. I found this site useful for information in what to look for.
I apologise if I am not supposed to post links. I have no connection with this site atall, it is just useful.
ww.supersquash.net/docs/10/buying-squash-shoes.htm
Hope this helps you. I am still looking.0 -
These two squash shoes have good reviews on Amazon although they maybe cheaper elsewhere.
Prince £38-50 delivered.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Prince-NFS-Indoor-Black-Footwear/dp/B000NVLE0Q/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=shoes&qid=1282442262&sr=8-2
Asic's men's Gel-Rocket Court. £36-45 elivered.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Asics-Gel-Rocket-Court-Lightning-BN8030155/dp/B002AUOJK0/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&s=shoes&qid=1282442262&sr=8-90
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