The Salming Hawk is a non-marking indoor court shoe from Salming that is appropriate for squash and other indoor court sports. The Salming Hawk was first released in 2018 and an updated model is being released in 2019. 
The construction of the Salming Hawk is different from other squash shoe brands and from other Salming models in that the outsole wraps all the way around the upper part of the shoe. This allows Salming to apply their “RollBar” material around the outside of the entire sole. You can see this in the photos, it’s the clear material that wraps around the soles of the shoes. This is meant to improve the shoe’s stability as you are lunging and pushing off around the court.
I will be watching like a hawk for more info on these shoes.
Salming Hawk Reviews
Here’s an overview of the shoe construction by Brian from Salming, which was posted in 2018 when the original models were released:
New Hawk shoe, listen up on the latest to help you Dominate the Court! Salming Squash #nononsenseMinor corrections1)…
Posted by Salming Squash North America on Wednesday, August 1, 2018
Here’s a review from Paul at PDH Sports featuring the original 2018 models:
Salming Hawk 2019 Models
Salming is coming out with a new version of the Hawk for 2019.
A multi sport senior model made for all types of indoor sports. Made with a durable PU upper, an EVA midsole and a Hexagrip patterned outsole that features Salmings TGS62/75 plus an arch unit for enhanced torque characteristics.
Men’s Versions
Gun Metal / Lava Red
White / Black / Flame Red
There will also be a white version. Here it is:
Women’s Versions
Gun Metal / Pink
That looks great:
Salming Hawk 2018 Models
Here’s a trailer Salming put together for the 2018 Hawk:
Men’s Versions
Black / Lava Red
Dang that’s a good-looking shoe.
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White / Black
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Buy (Canada): controlthet.com
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Buy (UK): just-squash.co.uk | pdhsports.com
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Product Notes
Here’s the bottom of the shoe, by the way. Caw!
Fluorescent Green / Limoges Blue
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Sponsored Links ↓
Buy (Australia): amazon.com.au
Buy (Canada): controlthet.com | sportsvirtuoso.com | squashunlimited.ca
Buy (France): amazon.fr
Buy (Netherlands): qss-squash.nl
Buy (UK): amazon.co.uk | just-squash.co.uk
Buy (US): amazon.com
Women’s Versions
Deco Mint / Limoges Blue
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Buy (Canada): controlthet.com
Buy (US): holabirdsports.com
White / Navy
The women’s version of the Salming Hawk has a slightly different color from the men’s — navy instead of black.
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Sponsored Links ↓
Buy (Netherlands): qss-squash.nl
Buy (UK): pdhsports.com
Buy (US): holabirdsports.com | squashgalaxy.com | squashgear.com
Thanks
Thanks to Isak for the tip!
Please see the comments below for additional feedback about the Salming Hawk, and if you’ve tried the shoes yourself, please leave a comment about them so others can benefit.
Paul says
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I’ve been using a pair of these for about three weeks, and love these shoes. I’ve been using Salming Race shoes for the last two years, and these feel similar , but improved. It’s really easy to get the lacing right with the Hawk, and they feel grippy and comfortable. Also, the Hawk shoes fit my feet the same as most shoes (Nike, Asics). With the Race models, I needed to wear 1/2 size down from my normal US sizing. Euro sizing is the same, but the US sizing was off w the Race. (41 1/3 = US 7.5 on the Race, 41 1/3= US 8 on the Hawk)
Jason says
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any feedback on these guys?
João says
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Yap. Outstanding shoes! I’ve been playing with these since early May – 3 times a week on average – and they have been holding up very fine indeed.
I am a heavy player and I have a long term injury to my left foot. With my previous shoes Asics and Salming Viper, I usually ended more active games with some pain/sore feel on the feet and now that is gone.
They are not as low profile as the Slaming Vipers or Asics Fireblast but they are still lower profile than average.
They have a bouncy feel which I like but not sure if it is to everyone’s liking…
Hope this helps.