Teuton squash shoes are a new-ish brand coming onto the scene. According to this press release from the World Squash Federation, Teuton are “German indoor shoe specialists” and are the Official Shoe Partner of the WSF.
SpeedEngine 1017
Teuton’s first shoe is called the SpeedEngine 1017. Bit of a strange name but here’s the product description:
Teuton’s SpeedEngine 1017 indoor series is a lightweight shoe meant for speed.
It offers the player maximum stability, while protecting the ankles and providing the player with an excellent ventilation system to avoid blisters and bad foot odor.
Equipped with an original design on the upper part of the shoe, the SpeedEngine 1017 allows the natural flex movement of the foot.
Get ready to enjoy the immediate comfort and freedom and lightness as you quickly move around the court.
Blue
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Red
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White
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Teuton Squash Shoes Spotted
Teutons have popped up on the feet of several pros. Amanda Sobhy was wearing the blue version at the 2019 TOC:
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So was Mohamed Abouelghar:
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Danielle Letourneau was wearing the white ones at the 2019 Manchester Open:
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Thanks
Thanks to Bob and Cesar for the tips!
Andy says
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I have to accept that I just put on the shoe the feeling was unique! In another portal I read the opinion of Amanda Sobhy about this shoe and after playing with them I totally agree, they are the best squash shoes out there, I’ve tried, if not all, almost all brands. Excellent shoe!
Tor says
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So where are they sold?
Bob says
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I bought these from the Canadian Distributor. I seen Danielle Letourneau (PSA Player) using them at nationals so I just googled it. I emailed them, and apparently things are just getting set up and arriving in North America. I just received my pair this week – and I can confirm they are excellent. Can’t comment yet on durability etc. But my goodness are they good to play in.
B says
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They look very Yonex-based. I look at that sole and see everything from Victors to Rakuten imports.
I’ve always wondered if they have their own manufacturing that takes small custom orders for companies or if they’re shoes are available as an “open mold” to use the racquet terminology, that various companies have access to.