FAQ
Straight answers
The shoe
What is a Supacritical pair built for?
Clay and hard court. Lateral lock, real cushioning, rubber that lasts a season. The last ball of the set, not a highlight reel.
How does the 3D printed TPU upper work?
The mesh flexes with the foot and holds through the cut. It is not a sock. It is containment you can still breathe in.
What is the dual-density EVA for?
Softer foam where you land. Firmer foam where you push. Impact and pop in the same last.
Clay and hard court
Do you build for clay?
Yes. Herringbone that lets you slide and still stop. Compound that bites without glazing after a month of dust.
And hard court?
Lateral hold, a tougher outsole, and a last that does not roll when you plant. Same comfort stack. Different rubber and sidewall.
Who it is for
Is this only for tour players?
No. The same last has to work for a club three-setter. Pros validate it. Club players live in it.
Who designs the shoes?
A former pro and engineers in Berlin. Prototypes go on real courts before a last is locked.
Fit
How do they fit?
True to size for most athletic feet. The upper settles to the foot. If you are between sizes, go up.
Wide or narrow?
The mesh gives a bit. If your foot is very wide or very narrow, write to us when pairs drop and we will say which last to take.