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Kempa Squash Shoes

Here’s a page for Kempa squash shoes. I haven’t seen anybody around my courts playing with these but I’ve seen comments over time from Squash Source readers that they’ve been liking Kempa, so I’m trying to post them more often.

As far as the pros, Greg Marche was wearing Kempa squash shoes several years ago, but only briefly. Kempa are big in the handball market so they would be expected to have good quality indoor court shoes that should be suitable for squash. One of these day’s I’ll try them out for myself.

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Greg was wearing wearing those Kempa Attack 2s for the 2015 season, although he subsequently switched to Eye squash shoes.

2019 Kempa Squash Shoes

Kempa has the Attack line and the Wing line. According to this video from weplayhandball (in German), the Attack series is the more stable, padded option. The Wing models are lighter and meant more for speed players.

Kempa Attack One Contender

The top-of-the-line Attack model (the more stable option) is the Attack One Contender.

Price range: 120-150 Euros


Kempa Attack Two Contender

The mid-price version of the Attack line.

Price range: 90-110 Euros

Kempa Attack Three Contender

The least expensive shoe in the Attack range. Only comes in men’s sizes.

Price range: 65 – 80 Euros

Kempa Attack Contender

This is the women’s version of the Attack Three Contender.

Price range: 65-80 Euros

Kempa Wing Lite 2.0

These are the top of the range “Wing” shoes from Kempa. These are supposed to be designed for lightness speed rather than the more stability-oriented Attack models.

Price range: 112-140 Euros

Kempa Wing 2.0

Here’s the mid-price Wing shoe, the Wing 2.0:


Kempa Links

All the Kempa shoes I’ve posted so far:

And finally here’s the Kempa Sports website.

3 responses to “Kempa Squash Shoes”

  1. I play racquetball 3 times a week. I need size 11 eeee white gum sole shoes. Maybe a little wider shoe at toe and standard ankle like Hi-Tec supposedly offers.
    Thanks.

  2. He is wearing the Kempa Attack 2 model (middle tear). It’s from the 2015 collection. Kempa is a handball mainly german brand, but they have good gear. They also have their soles done by Michelin.

    1. Good spot, thanks Zsolt. Michelin, nice.

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