Wilson Rush Pro 5 Men's Tennis Shoes
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The Wilson Rush Pro 5 is the stability shoe at the center of Wilson's Rush tennis family, and the one most competitive club players choose. EndoFit midfoot support and a TPU stability chassis give a locked-in fit with strong lateral control, a dual-density midsole adds quick rebound, and a Duralast outsole is built to last. It sits between the lighter Rush Lite 5 and the carbon-chassis Rush Tour 5, in all-court and clay versions.
Below is every Rush Pro 5 colorway we carry at Racquet Point, all-court and clay, in men's US sizes 7 to 14. Wilson footwear ships free on orders over $75.
What makes the Rush Pro 5 different
Wilson describes the Rush Pro 5 as the Rush players already know, evolved for a faster game: more propulsive speed, snappier stability, more energy return and better airflow.
Fast cuts, locked-in control
EndoFit midfoot support works with a TPU stability chassis to lock the foot in place. You get responsive lateral control for confident cuts and quick changes of direction, line to line.
Snappy rebound, all-match comfort
A dual-density midsole gives quick rebound, and a premium supercompressed sockliner keeps cushioning consistent deep into a match. Drop-in construction creates a glove-like fit, and the engineered sandwich mesh upper keeps air moving.
Grip that outlasts the rally
A TPU Speed Plate supports quick take-offs and transitions. Underfoot, a Duralast high-abrasion rubber outsole provides traction, while Ceramic 5D and a rubber medial drag pad reinforce the heaviest wear zones.
Inside the Rush Pro 5
- EndoFit midfoot support: an internal wrap at the arch so foot and shoe move together.
- TPU stability chassis: resists twisting under the midfoot on wide balls.
- Dual-density midsole: firmer foam for support, softer foam for rebound.
- Supercompressed sockliner: cushioning that holds its depth instead of packing out.
- Drop-in construction: the foot sits low inside the midsole for a connected feel.
- Duralast outsole with Ceramic 5D and medial drag pad: durability where shoes wear first.
Rush Pro 5 vs Rush Tour 5 vs Rush Lite 5
All three share Wilson's Rush fit. What separates them is how much structure sits under the foot and what the shoe weighs.
| Model | MSRP | Stability | Midsole | Upper | Sample weight | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rush Tour 5 | $210 | Dual Axis Speed Carbon chassis, 4D Flex Carbon | Super foam, drop-in | Gammaweave mesh | 475 g / 16.8 oz | Advanced players who want maximum lateral support |
| Rush Pro 5 | $170 | TPU stability chassis, TPU Speed Plate | Dual-density, drop-in | Engineered sandwich mesh | 476 g / 16.8 oz | Competitive club players who want stability and durability |
| Rush Lite 5 | $135 | EndoFit midfoot support, TPU Speed Plate | RDST+ with EVA drop-in sockliner | Single-layer engineered mesh | 403 g / 14.2 oz | Quick players who want a lighter, forgiving all-court shoe |
The short version
All-court or clay?
The all-court Rush Pro 5 is the version for hard courts and mixed surfaces. The Rush Pro 5 Clay keeps the same EndoFit and TPU stability chassis but switches to a clay-specific Duralast outsole and a lightweight ripstop mesh upper that protects against clay. If most of your tennis is on clay or Har-Tru, choose the clay version.
Fit and sizing
Drop-in construction gives the Rush Pro 5 a snug, glove-like fit through the midfoot. If you have a wide or high-volume foot, try the shoe on before a long session, or consider the more forgiving Rush Lite 5. Sizes run US 7 to 12.5 in half sizes, plus 13 and 14, with exact availability shown on each colorway.