The Wilson Rush Pro Ace is a high-performing option in its class — a all-court performance scoring 86/100 in SoleHunt's data-driven evaluation, drawing on 0 consumer reviews and 0 independent expert tests. Tipping the scales at 320g, it is moderately heavy for a all-court performance. The 22mm heel stack — a minimal stack — delivers a medium-firm ride at 34 HC, returning 60% of impact energy and feeling responsive and lively underfoot. Geometrically, the Rush Pro Ace runs on a near-zero 0mm drop built for natural gait and forefoot-first runners, with a 22mm forefoot stack that creates a naturally ground-hugging feel. Fit-wise, the toebox measures 92mm — medium-width, comfortable for most foot shapes — and the upper comes in a standard width. True to size. Good lateral containment. The removable insole makes it compatible with custom orthotics. It is designed for all-court players, baseline players, hard court, aggressive movers, and performs less well for clay specialist or wide feet.
Heel bitefrequentToe roomadequateWater resistancenoneNoiseminimalOdouraveragePronationnoneValue over timeimprovesWidth feeltrue to widthSizingtrue to sizeStrike patternforefootCushionmediumDurabilitylong lastingWeatherversatileEnergy feelresponsiveBreak-inlong 2 plus weeks
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Frequently asked questions
Who should buy the Wilson Rush Pro Ace?+
The Rush Pro Ace suits all-court players, baseline players, hard court — particularly on court surfaces. Its low heel drop is a natural fit for midfoot and forefoot strikers. SoleHunt scores it 86/100 overall, placing it in the upper tier of all-court performance options.
Does the Wilson Rush Pro Ace run true to size?+
True to size. Good lateral containment. The Rush Pro Ace is available from UK 5–13. Its 92mm toebox is medium-width, comfortable for most foot shapes.
How heavy is the Wilson Rush Pro Ace?+
The Rush Pro Ace weighs 320g (UK size 9 men's reference weight). That is moderately heavy for a all-court performance. Runners prioritising a lighter shoe may want to compare alternatives in the catalogue.
What is the heel drop on the Wilson Rush Pro Ace?+
The Rush Pro Ace has a near-zero 0mm drop built for natural gait and forefoot-first runners. The heel stack measures 22mm and the forefoot 22mm. This geometry encourages a more natural, midfoot-forward stride.
Can I use orthotics with the Wilson Rush Pro Ace?+
Yes — the Rush Pro Ace has a removable insole and is rated orthotic-friendly. With 22mm of heel stack and a medium-firm midsole at 34 HC, there is sufficient volume to accommodate standard custom orthotics without the overall stack feeling excessive.
