Women's tennis shoes Wilson Intrigue Pro Clay W navy blazer/ navy blazer/ white (WRS334830)

Wilson Intrigue Pro Clay W women's tennis shoes in navy blazer/ navy blazer/ white have been designed for demanding players seeking precision and confidence of movement on clay courts. This model combines breathable materials with technologies that enhance comfort, stability, and cushioning during intense play.

Specialist Duralast outsole

The Duralast outsole used in the Wilson Intrigue Pro Clay W offers exceptional abrasion resistance and excellent grip on clay courts. The optimised tread supports dynamic changes of direction, ensuring stability even during sudden turns. The sole’s construction is tailored to the specific demands of clay surfaces, significantly improving court movement efficiency.

Breathable mesh upper

The upper material in this model is a breathable mesh that actively supports foot ventilation during long matches. The mesh structure effectively wicks away excess heat and moisture, helping to maintain an optimal microclimate inside the shoe. The lightweight upper design promotes natural foot movement and speed on the court.

Advanced OrthoLite® insole and EVA cushioning

The OrthoLite® insole used in this model provides long-lasting comfort and effective shock absorption. The presence of EVA foam in the midsole construction enhances cushioning, reducing the impact from intense movements. The lacing system allows for a personalised fit and further supports foot stability during play.

Wilson Intrigue Pro Clay W women's tennis shoes navy blazer/ navy blazer/ white - features:

• Duralast outsole designed specifically for clay courts;
• Breathable mesh upper material increasing ventilation;
• OrthoLite® insole providing comfort and cushioning;
• EVA foam layer in the midsole for improved shock absorption;
• Construction ensuring foot stability during dynamic movements;
• Specialist tread enhancing grip on clay surfaces;
• Suitable for play on professional and amateur clay courts;
• Lightweight design improving freedom of movement on the court.