Lacoste AG-LT Ultra All Court Men
Men · All court
An all-court option with a support cage and LSR forefoot cushioning. Check the shallow toe box.
Wilson
Wilson Rush Pro 4.5 Men
Men
The Rush Pro 4.5 uses mesh that is more open at the front and tighter around the heel. An inner sock and split support chassis hold the foot, with Energy Cell EVA under the forefoot. This page covers the all-court tennis version.
Choose it if
Players comparing cushioned tennis shoes with support through the midfoot.
Avoid if
Your foot moves around inside it, or you specifically want a dedicated padel or Clay outsole.
- Court versionAll court
- OutsoleDuralast rubber
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Main trade-off
Cushioning and support are the appeal; outsole life is less convincing in independent tennis testing.
Editorial assessment
This is still worth comparing when the current offer is good. Several tennis playtesters liked its cushioning and flexible upper, although a narrow-footed tester found spare room inside. That makes foot hold a more useful buying check than the Pro name.
We would be more cautious if sole wear is your main complaint with previous shoes. Reports of early wear in tennis testing rule out an easy “built to last” recommendation. They do not tell us how long your pair will last on a padel court.
Documented features
An all-court tennis outsole in Duralast rubber, an R-DST+ midsole with Energy Cell EVA in the forefoot, a moulded OrthoLite insole, a 4D Support Chassis 2.0 and a graduated engineered mesh upper with an Endofit inner sock.
Verified specifications
- Audience
- Men
- Court version
- All court
- Tread pattern
- All-court tennis outsole
- Outsole rubber
- Duralast rubber
- Cushioning
- R-DST+ midsole with Energy Cell EVA in the forefoot and a moulded OrthoLite EVA insole
- Support
- 4D Support Chassis 2.0
- Construction
- Graduated engineered mesh upper with Sensifeel 2.0, an Endofit full inner sock, rubber drag protection and laces
- Manufacturer style
- WRS333550
Advantages
- + Mesh upper with an inner sock and support chassis.
- + Separate forefoot cushioning.
- + Rubber protection around areas exposed to dragging.
Drawbacks
- − Some narrow feet may find too much room inside.
- − Outsole wear concerns in tennis playtests.
Fit information
Check whether your foot slides forward or sideways once the laces are adjusted. Try it with the socks you normally play in. Do not accept a loose fit just because the shoe feels comfortable while standing still.
Alternatives
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FAQ
Is this the Rush Pro 4.5 Clay?
No. The checked White/Green article is the all-court version. Rush Pro 4.5 Clay is a separate model with a different outsole, so check the court version when comparing offers.
Is Rush Pro 4.5 still worth buying?
Yes, if it fits securely and the current price makes sense against the alternatives. Being an older generation is not a reason to reject it. We would be less keen if maximum outsole life is your priority.
Does Rush Pro 4.5 suit narrow feet?
Check it carefully. A narrow-footed tennis tester found extra room inside, so make sure your foot stays in place during a sideways step and a forward stop. More lace tension should not be the only thing preventing movement.
Editorial review 2026-09-15 · Retailer price and stock updated 2026-10-08 · How we assess gear