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Eye Squash Shoes

Updated February 12, 2019 21 Comments

Eye squash shoes! Eye shoes were first spotted on Paul Coll, and over the past couple of years, Eye has signed more players to wear their shoes, including Greg Marche, Diego Elias, Karim Abdel Gawad, and Declan James.

Eye S Line 2019 Squash Shoes

Eye are releasing some new colorways for 2018/2019. Here’s a trailer:


Nightstorm Navy

Eye S Line Shoes

Image via eyerackets.com

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Spotted

Greg Marche in 2018:

Greg Marche Nantes

Photo via SquashSite →

Player: Gregoire Marche
Racket: Tecnifibre Carboflex X-Speed 130
Shoes: Eye Squash Shoes
Location: 2018 Nantes International


Karim Abdel Gawad in 2019:

Karim Abdel Gawad 2019 TOC

Photo via tocsquash.com →

Player: Karim Abdel Gawad
Racket: Harrow Vibe
Shoes: Eye Squash Shoes
Location: 2019 Tournament of Champions


Carbon Black

Eye S Line Shoes

Image via eyerackets.com

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Reviews

Here’s an unboxing from PDH Sports:

And a review:

Spotted

Diego must’ve liked the reviews:

Diego Elias 2019 TOC

Photo via tocsquash.com →

Player: Diego Elias
Racket: Diego Elias Custom Dunlop Precision Ultimate
Shoes: Eye Squash Shoes
Location: 2019 Tournament of Champions


Atomic Peach

Eye S Line Shoes

Image via eyerackets.com

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Spotted

Miguel Angel Rodriguez wears exactly one of these:

Miguel Angel Rodriguez 2019 TOC

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Player: Miguel Angel Rodriguez
Racket: Tecnifibre Carboflex 125
Shoes: Eye Squash Shoes
Location: 2019 Tournament of Champions


Eye S Line 2017 Models

Here are the prior year’s models.

Ice White

Eye Squash Shoes

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Spotted

Greg Marche was wearing these at the Nantes International in 2017:

Greg Marche Tecnifibre Suprem SB 125

Photo via Philippe Rochais →


Lisa Aitken at the 2019 TOC:

Lisa Aitken 2019 TOC

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Player: Lisa Aitken
Racket: Eye V.Lite 130 Control
Shoes: Eye Squash Shoes
Location: 2019 Tournament of Champions


Electric Purple

Eye Squash Shoes

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Spotted

Here’s Paul Coll at the 2017 World Championships:

Paul Coll 2017 Worlds

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Lightning Blue

Eye Squash Shoes

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Spotted

Gregoire Marche 2019 TOC

Photo via tocsquash.com →

Player: Gregoire Marche
Racket: Tecnifibre Carboflex X-Speed 130
Shoes: Eye Squash Shoes
Location: 2019 Tournament of Champions


Neon Yellow

Eye Squash Shoes

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Reviews

Joey Barrington’s video overview:

Here are some comments from Squash Source reader JLB:

I have now had the eye shoes for approximately 5 months. They are more durable than the salming, in the fact that the sole is still holding together, however, the plastic type covering around the toe has now been torn through (this went after about 2 months of playing 2/3 times a week). I shall hopefully send a picture through to show the damage. But they are comfy, tight at first as i’ve got quite wide feet, but they are wonderful to move around in. Similar to the salming viper.


Eye X.Lite shoes

This was a previous model, spotted back in May 2016. There’s also an Eye X.Lite series of rackets, so the naming choice was a little strange. I’m glad they switched it up for the later models.

Eye X.Lite Shoes

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Thanks

Thanks to Will, Bernard, Teariki and Carlos for the tips!

Filed Under: Squash Shoes Tagged With: Declan James, Diego Elias, Gregoire Marche, Karim Abdel Gawad, Lisa Aitken, Miguel Angel Rodriguez, Paul Coll

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Comments

  1. Will says

    (February 8, 2019)

    Full list of all users of Eye shoes, https://eyerackets.com/blogs/players

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  2. flopez says

    (October 8, 2018)

    The shoes are very stylish and look good on anyone, BUT they are very expensive when you get to notice that they are too heavy ,and also very flat on the sole (not cushiones at all,even if the appearance makes you think they have cushion) not to mention that they don`t make the shoes in 27.5 cms ,so you have to buy either the 27 cms or the 28 cms, which will lead you to injuries and feet pain in the period of a week. for that price you can get Adidas indoors or even better

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  3. Rob says

    (September 1, 2018)

    Can anyone provide an up to date review on these shoes as I’m looking at possibly buying a pair.

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  4. Jason Kim says

    (August 25, 2018)

    These are very cool looking shoes, and the materials are great. Decently breathable and cushioned. My only problem is that they’re too heavy. I would expect very high support and cushion from a shoe this heavy, but it’s a bit lackluster. That combined with the price makes it hard for me to recommend these shoes over other shoes from Salming and Asics. If you want a shoe like the S-Line that has looks, cushion and the nice materials, I’d just go for the Race series of shoes from Salming. I’ve tried the Race X and R9 and they’re both great.

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    • Erik says

      (August 25, 2018)

      I completely agree with this. The only issue with the Race series that I have noticed is that they break way too quickly. The toe-guard on the inner side of the Race X will wear down within a few weeks and then the gum rubber will break down after about two months.

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      • Jason Kim says

        (August 26, 2018)

        Yeah, the Race X‘s durability is one of its downsides. If only it lasted longer. Because of that, the gel blast 7s (maybe the FFs, have to try them out) are my go-to shoe, but the Race X’s would be if I had an unlimited supply of them.

        The Salming Hawk seems like a great alternative to both the Race X and the S-Line. I have to try them out too.

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  5. Patch says

    (August 21, 2018)

    I bought a pair of Eye shoes (the light blue model) in March, and I have to say that I disagree with JLB regarding their durability; even more if compared to the Salmings.
    Since I own them, I’ve used them the same amount of times as my Kobras (which I have since October), and while these are still in perfect shape, the Eyes have completely torn apart in the toe areas; specially the left shoe, where my sock is now completely exposed.
    However, I was very happy with the comfortability and performance of the Eye shoes (at the same level as the Kobra or the R1, and above all the Adidas models I used to wear), although I’m not even thinking of replacing them with another pair: their price is too high for a 6 month life.

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    • Pierre says

      (August 24, 2018)

      Thanks for the feedback Patch

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  6. Janet says

    (March 16, 2018)

    Do Eyeshoes make Squash shoes in women’s sizes?

    If so, where can they be purchased in Canada (Nova Scotia specifically)?

    Thanks

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  7. Don says

    (March 1, 2018)

    Any thoughts on their sizing though? I wear a US 9.5 and it seems like they skip from 9 to 10 (because of EU sizing). Suggestion?

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    • Vagelis says

      (March 6, 2018)

      Eye Shoes run small .in salming i wear us11-11.5 (EU45-46) ,in Eye i wear US12(EU46)

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      • Andy says

        (May 20, 2018)

        These are nice shoes but the sizing is messed up. basically i usually wear 43.5-44 but these I wear 45- 28 cm.

        The sizing on their official site is wrong so watch out for that. Here you ll find the correct sizing:
        https://www.squashtime.pl/mens-shoes-eye-line-electric-purple-p-33796.html?osCsid=eab88f38c4ebc70d561c711256338fcb

        Otherwise the shoes are ok. They look really nice, but comparing with any Asics shoes the durability is far worse.

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        • Feroze Gulzar says

          (November 24, 2018)

          I wear a size 10UK/11US/29cm in Salming Kobras. Does that mean I should go up a full size in Sye S line? That would make it 11UK/12US.

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  8. D says

    (February 27, 2018)

    These new Eye shoes look very familiar.. very familiar indeed. Almost like…. Asics shoes.

    Asics Gel soles are quite distinctive, with (1) the circle at the ball of the foot and the lines leading away from it and (2) the plastic support at the shank, between the heel and the toe.

    Even the outsole looks like Asics.

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  9. Teariki Smith says

    (February 16, 2017)

    https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1399384190080143&id=1177153155636582

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  10. mark says

    (June 6, 2016)

    Hi pier
    It’s actually there second stab at the shoe market,there was an earlier model few years ago

    Thanks
    mark

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    • Pierre says

      (June 6, 2016)

      Thanks Mark, I never knew that but you’re right, I found these:

      Eye E.Lite Shoes

      Eye E.Lite Shoes Gold

      http://www.eyerackets.com/eye2015/ci.php/store/shop#shoes

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  11. Ben says

    (May 13, 2016)

    Where are people getting these bad boys from??

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  12. SquashManiac says

    (May 12, 2016)

    Some squash player from Europe squash championship 2016 said that its heavy and solid and that in total they dnt like this shoes….

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  13. Carlos Porras says

    (May 11, 2016)

    Eye Rackets is a 100% squash brand, so all their products are developed thinking about their use specifically in our sport. All their efforts are focussed on squash, and we can perceive that feeling in their products. I´m waiting for the new 120 X.Lite Control, and if their shoes are good, when my Asics Fireblast break down, probably I´ll buy these beautiful shoes. The desing looks quite good, waiting for your review Pierre!!

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  14. Rodney Foster says

    (May 11, 2016)

    whoa!

    these look frickin sweet.

    pretty sure i’ll be buying and trying these out.

    big fan of salming and eye products.

    thanks guys for the heads up!!!

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