Kempa Attack One 2.0 - White - UK 10

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This guide is for adult handball players looking for enhanced stability and comfort on the court. The Kempa Attack One 2.0 shoes offer superior grip and support thanks to innovative materials and design. Note that proper sizing is crucial for optimal performance and injury prevention.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Material | Polyester |
| Shoe Size UK | 10 |
| Series | Attack One |
| Brand | Kempa |
MATRYX 2.0 is an innovative woven fabric made of polyamide and Kevlar fibers, providing excellent stability and support in the shoe.
The Kempa Attack One 2.0 is designed for indoor handball courts, offering optimal grip and performance on these surfaces.
Wipe the shoes with a damp cloth after each use to remove dirt and sweat. Avoid using harsh chemicals or machine washing.
The CONTROLCLIP heel clip provides additional stability during quick movements, helping to prevent injuries.
TORSION SUPPORT is an injected torsion element that provides excellent stability, ergonomically rolling motion, and additional support for the arch of the foot.
The shoe features KINETIC POWER EVA cushioning for better shock absorption and rebound properties.
No, these shoes are specifically designed for indoor handball courts and are not suitable for outdoor use.
The outsole is made of rubber, providing optimal grip and traction.
Check the lacing and ensure it isn't too tight. If the problem persists, consider a larger size or a different width.
Clean the outsole with a damp cloth to remove any dust or debris. If grip is still poor, the outsole may be worn and need replacing.
Tighten the laces, particularly around the ankle. If the issue persists, consider using thicker socks or a different lacing technique.