A half-back who distributes the game, a winger who sets his support before passing: the Nike Hyperset is an indoor shoe designed for handball players who are constantly on the move, with midfoot support provided by Flywire cables.
This page brings together the React Hyperset, with React foam, and the Zoom Hyperset, featuring an Air Zoom unit, in adult and children's sizes.
On the Zoom Hyperset, Nike places an Air Zoom unit at the front of the foot, which provides a boost when sprinting to reposition. A foam midsole completes the cushioning. The upper combines mesh and synthetic leather, with durable reinforcements, and heel and tongue loops help with putting them on.
The support comes from Flywire cables, integrated into the lacing: when you tighten the laces, they lock down the midfoot. This keeps the foot in place during stops and direction changes in handball.
The React Hyperset, the previous generation, focused on cushioning with React foam under the entire foot. A lateral strap limits foot rollover during quick lateral movements, and reinforcements at the toe protect against abrasions. Its white, black, gold or pink colours remain easy to match with club outfits.
Nike describes the multidirectional traction of the Zoom Hyperset as suited for indoor sports: for a recreational handball player, it's a good base. Initially designed for volleyball, it lacks the lateral reinforcements of a handball shoe for contacts from a back or a pivot.
The SE editions of the Zoom Hyperset bring pastel or multicoloured options, and one of them is available in kids' size. Handy for equipping a young player with the same shoe as the adults.
The Hyperace focuses on a padded collar and internal straps, the Hyperspeed Court on lightness, the Hyperquick on simplicity. The Hyperattack completes the range, and the page shoes Nike gathers them all. For a discounted Hyperset, check out the clearance on the site or the shoe sales.
The React Hyperset offers cushioning with foam under the entire foot and a lateral strap. The Zoom Hyperset adds an Air Zoom unit at the front and the Flywire connected to the laces, for a more locked-in foot and more bounce. If you jump a lot, the Zoom has the advantage.
Tighten gradually, eyelet by eyelet, from bottom to top: the cables tighten with the laces. Pulling too tight at once compresses the midfoot, and pulling too loosely negates the effect of the Flywire.
No, kids' sizes have their own chart. Measure the foot in centimetres and compare with the guide on the sheet, leaving a little room for growth.
Yes for a recreational player: its foam cushioning and lateral strap remain effective. A competitor who jumps a lot will find more bounce in the Zoom Hyperset.
No, its rubber is designed for indoor floors. On pavement, it wears out quickly and loses its grip, and the gravel can scratch the floor.