20 Best Shoes For Pickleball Womens (2023 Updated)

They are the most comfortable shoes I’ve ever worn for Pickleball. I have very bad feet, and no matter which shoes I wear they always ache after playing 3-4 hours. However, the Sketchers Pickleball Shoes feel like walking or running on a cloud compared to others where you feel the pounding on the hard court surfaces.

My feet still hurt when I’m done, but significantly less so than with any other shoe. They are quite soft from the outsole into the insole, so only time will tell if they are durable and provide any sort of longevity.

I’m very hard on Pockleball shoes and usually discard them after two months or so. I’m hoping these last much longer, if I can get 4 months out of one pair I’ll be thrilled.

I really wanted to like these pickleball shoes as very stylish and very comfortable and the arch fit and heel cushioning is great. What I don’t like about them is they are so low cut in ankle area and the tongue of the shoe doesn’t come up my foot very far.

The shoe doesn’t really slip or anything but just doesn’t feel very supportive for a sport like pickleball or tennis with all the lateral movement. I have other Skechers athletic shoes that are great and cover the ankle higher up, so not sure why they designed these as they did.

If they changed this are of the shoe to be like all the other Skechers athletic shoes I have used I’d for sure buy them.

These are by far the best Pickleball shoes I have worn on the court. I’m very tough on my Pickleball shoes and these a DURABLE, stylish and comfortable. After first 3 weeks use (playing 3 times per week) I notice almost zero wear on the GoodYear treads so I purchased a second pair just to have another color to chose from.

Already considering a third. I’ve recommended these shoes highly to others I play with and 2 have purchased them and enjoy them already. I will continue to recommend these shoes.

I have finicky feet that require arches and support when walking or standing for long periods. So, I was reluctant to invest in shoes just for pickle ball when I had comfortable shoes already. After taking a little tumble on the court, I made the decision to research shoes.

These got great reviews. I tried them out on the court today. These shoes have more surface area and hug the court, providing better stability and pivotal movement capability. Even though there is not great arch support, my feet were very happy.

Purchasing these shoes was a great decision!.

I purchased these because I’d been waiting for the K-Swiss Express Light Wide to become available in my size despite the short tongue on the pair I’ve been wearing. I needed a new pair so decided to try these FILA Volley Zone (W) and love them! Love the wider toe box, padded tongue and cushioning around the heel make for a secure and comfortable fit.

I play five days a week and my toes were taking a beating a regular width. Will only get a shoe with a wide toe box for pickleball. Will purchase these again.

I played pickle ball in these shoes the day after I got them and really liked them. Didn’t need to break them in they were comfortable right out of the box. I played again the vey next day and liked them so much I went ahead and ordered a 2nd pair that day.

I received both pairs that I ordered within 3 days of ordering them. I will use Fromuth pickle ball again. Very pleased. One more thing, I should mention that I ordered a half size bigger than I normally wear.

This was suggested in the review of the shoe.

The performance of the shoe on the court meets all expectations. Many have said to order an extra half size or full size. I have long big toes and I’d prefer open/square toe boxes and this shoe is a more rounded fit.

I ordered a half size larger for the GEL-RENMA than my loose fitting GEL-CONTEND 7, and they’re working well for me without getting court toe injuries. I’ve worn them for 4-hour stretches on the court and I don’t have a complaint about discomfort from pressure on the top of the toes when flexing that some have mentioned, but there is some contact there (maybe it changes over time or not but it’s not an issue for me).

They are scuffable in white/orange, but can be cleaned. I didn’t know if I’d like the amount of heel left (it’s an average lift) – the lift is more than I’ve used in the past for court shoes but they feel great on the court.

Don’t get me wrong, ASICs makes great shoes. However, they are bound to miss somewhere; and here it is. I heard that there will be a break-in period with these shoes, but have worn this for a few months (playing almost everyday) and it still hurts my toes.

I think that whoever designed this never ran for the ball. (Just my opinion). It is still uncomfortable am really looking to replace this with a volleyball (Gel-tactic, Rocket, UpCourt) because those are more flexible.

Yep, a volleyball shoe can do a better job – NOTE: I have an UpCourt 3 – than a pickleball shoe for. pickleball.

Use these daily at work in hospital indoors. Comfortable for long hours standing so far and seem quite water resistant (useful in this line of work!). Ventilation is very good and there is good toe protection for knocks.

There is some arch support but not that much. The impact reduction from the gel is noticable vs the previous tennis shoes I used from a “German” rival brand. Initially wasn’t sure about the colour but pops nicely with the blue scrubs!.

I bought these shoes on line a few weeks ago. I did go to a Sports direct shoe to try these tennis shoes and was told you can only order on line! i need tennis shoes and took a chance and ordered the shoes on line ( ordinarily I would never shoes on line in case they would not fit) delighted that they fit perfectly and are brilliant for tennis so comfortable.

I suffer a little from Planter fasciitis and these shoes are perfect to help my condition. delighted with my purchase.

I’m disappointed they don’t fit the same as my previous SFX shoes, but I still like them. Good cushion and support. The lighter weight fabric on the upper allows my feet to move inside the shoe more than I want, and they are a bit wider construct so I can’t tighten the laces enough to make them a truly snug fit.

I may try a narrow size next time, even though I don’t normally wear narrow shoes.

Finally! Great to have a black SFX3! I’ve had the red,/white/blue version, the Wimbledon version and the blue/orange version. They last about 4 months (at the most), but they’re worth it. The white ones stand too much d are quickly shabby looking.

The blue ones are pretty ugly. These are great!!.

After I purchased these court shoes I waited a while for delivery and then sent a message to ask when I could expect to receive them. It was at that point I realised they were not coming from the UK, as the website seemed to suggest.

I did more research and I became concerned when I saw lots of negative reviews about orders placed in the UK. There was little I could do other than wait it out. After about three weeks the court shoes arrived and I was fully prepared for disappointment.

I opened the box and stunned by these thoughtfully package shoes that were exactly as they looked on the website and very well made. I have very wide feet and I was absolutely over the moon when I put them on.

They were by far the widest court shoes I’d managed to find and they certainly seemed as though they’d be hard wearing. Five weeks in and at least 30 hours of outdoor tennis later, they look as good as they did the first day and they have been really sturdy and very comfortable.

I am very happy with my purchase and I felt that with so many bad UK reviews that I’d write a truthful review about my experience to give perspective purchasers some balance. I’ve given the shoes 4, not because I wasn’t completely happy with them, purely because the website seemed to suggest the product would come from the UK when it clearly didn’t.

If you need very wide court shoes give them a go and hopefully you’ll be as happy as me!.

Hi, my history is that I was born with slightly deformed feet. All my life I have had to wear a bigger size – I buy a size 7 and a half to 8 to fit my foot which has a size 6 length (UK sizes). These are the first sport shoes in my size (6) ever that I have been able to wear brand new (my mother used to walk mine in for me) and I literally could make them my profile picture, they have brought me so much joy.

The are super comfortable, when I say super. slipper comfortable. I will be buying all my shoes from fitville from now. I am so chuffed. Now no excuse for bad tennis playing.

I have wide feet and small bunions. For years i have worn tennis shoes for badminton and suffered foot/toe pain. I’ve tried orthotics but no relief. The Amadeus tennis shoe is a revelation, comfortable from the word go, I can now play badminton for 2 hrs with not pain.

I can’t recommend these shoes highly enough and customer service was excellent.

I’ve been a long time runner and competitor. I bought these a week ago after using Kayano shoes for years and other brands. I have been on a few runs as a regular runner to assess them and it’s disappointing that they don’t seem as good as they used to be.

They appear as a harsh and uncomfortable shoe. Pro’s: They feel light. My size 11 shoe weights in at 320g ea. The elastic in the Upper construction is excellent that it hugs your foot like a sock and it seems quite breathable.

I like to run my shoes quite snug, so they seem true to size, if slightly narrow in the toe box. Colours a pretty neat. Cons: They’re very rigid in the sole. They’ll become more pliable with use, but currently they create quite a bit of pressure on Toe off.

The Upper and the tongue is very thin. It saves on weight but you feel the laces of you like to cinch your shoes up tight. Cushioning throughout the sole, whilst thick, is not as comfortable as they used to be in years gone by.

Much less Gel in the Heel and midfoot areas, instead relying on high density foams which seem harder and less forgiving. It cuts down weight in sacrifice of impact absorption and you feel it if running on the road if you have poor technique.

Heel cut is just a bit too low to grab the back of the foot securely. This seems to be an Asics thing now, as my last two pairs of Kayanos do the same thing and the Heel foam blows out from rubbing on the heel rather than locking the shoe in place.

For the price of a flagship shoe, they just don’t tick enough boxes in the comfort department anymore to be value for money.

I have worn Asics Gel Nimbus for many years as my go to walking/athletic shoe. It was a lifesaver for me when I had plantar fasciitis in 2012. I have tried to get a new pair the last few years and the last few iterations just did not work for me.

The cushion had changed and toe box seemed shorter and overall the shoe more narrow. One of my feet measures as a B width and the other a C width so I have been looking at a women’s D shoe. I have had to go up another 1/2 size as the shoes seems to be cut shorter than the older styles.

I bought this pair of Nimbus and chose the mens shoe regular width as it just felt a little better than the women’s D width. What I like: The cushion and arch support even though I think the gel feel is far less than say 3 versions ago.

What I don’t like: The way the tongue is sewn in. Not nearly as soft and comfortable as the loose tongue. I preferred the split cushion where the achilles tendon comes down to the heal. Much more comfortable.

The shoe still feels a bit snug and considering trying the men’s wide to see if the toe box is more comfortable and wish the toe box was a bit taller. I spent a long time at the shoe store trying different brands.

I still think my nimbus gel 18 had the best all round shoe cushion for comfort on the upper as well as the sole. I just get the feeling the shoe has been scaled back or cheapened compared to former versions.

Looking at several other brands but in the end the arch support in this shoe really fits mine the best. Sad to pay 150 + for a shoe and feel like I am making do.

As the title states, this is the best and most significant update to the Nimbus line up. It is probably also the best year to year update I’ve seen across many brands. The drop in weight from the Nimbus 23 is significant (35g I believe) and definitely felt as the shoe feels far more balanced, promoting heel strikes to land on their midfoot.

Two standout updates are the inclusion of the new FFBlast+ midsole which adds so much comfort to the ride, and the updated upper where the tongue is now a thin but padded and stretchy tongue. Its a small aspect of the shoe but it looks sleek, and performs its duty far better than the padded and chunky tongues which were more prone to sliding left to right in the older models.

The Nimbus 24 is overall very versatile in that neutral runners like myself can wear them, but they also provide support for pronators and people who need correction in their step. Its especially useful for neutral runners recovering from injuries.

With the reduced weight and sleeker profile, the shoe is also more capable of quicker and longer runs, and absolutely a great experience for everyday running. A worthy addition to my rotation.

I’m 170lb, 10 to 11 min/mile runner going through marathon training. For my long runs over 18 miles, I’ve tried Nike Invincible Run and Skechers GoRun Maxroad 5, both of which featured widely publicized super foam midsoles, but just didn’t work out due to issues such as blisters, fit, or ride quality.

Nimbus 24 so far proven to have just as good in terms of cushioning, but with superior upper and ride. I’m free of the same problems with those previous shoes. Nimbus 24 has bouncy Blast Plus midsoles, has the right amount of flexibility in the forefoot, while being very consistent in cushioning and ride.

The semi-exposed Trussitc bar provided just the right amount of stability through my gait cycles. The well shaped and padded heel counters provides great comfort. I’m not sold on the stretchy tongue, as I found myself needing to pull it form time to time to maintain the same comfort.

But still, the upper is supremely comfortable, and all of those quality have convinced me to donate the Nike and the Skechers. I highly recommend Nimbus 24. I don’t really have wide feet but have read other reviews about narrower fit, and Wide turned out to be the right choice.

I did a lot of research before buying my Nimbus 23 shoes, with runners at the local harriers and online. I’ve always had problems getting shoes to fit my wide feet and not many shops supply half sizes.

Also I’ve got a lot of miles on the clock and feel it on my knees, shins and feet when sprinting. So I wanted good fit and good shock absorption- research done I chose the N23s. The web site is straight forward and pretty informative in helping you choose the right shoes and set up.

Delivery (from Germany) was fine. Upon opening the box I spotted the size and it was not what I ordered! I tried them on as I thought it was only a size out I might get lucky? Since trying them on I’ve done about 60 miles running and sprinting in them and I totally love them.

No more sore knees/ feet. No blisters or chafing during breaking in period! In fact there was no breaking in period. Turns out I ordered in UK size and of course the shoes arrived in Eu measurement written on the shoes.

I knew what is assumed to be the equivalent and thought they were wrong. Reading some info regards Eu/Uk sizes, turns out they are not directly comparable. Asics had worked out from the info I gave them (wide feet etc) and got it spot on.

Maybe only people who really struggle to get correctly fitting shoes will appreciate what it means to get a 100% fit. It’s actually very painful putting up with something that’s just quite close.

Little to no break in required. I have somewhat wide foot, in the E-2E range, wearing a 10. 5EE dress shoe. I had to go up a full size to 11. 5, but very happy with the fit. Found these to be more comfortable than the 3.

0 version. Have been wearing them to drills and weekend doubles matches. Too early to tell about long term wear, but suspect they will be fine given my overall experience with mulitple pairs of head shoes.

Its a little hard to tell from the picture, but the shoes are actually 3-tone, with a dark gray toe section, followed by the yellow neon accent, and a black heel section. Remember to take out the insole and remove the underlying sticker so that the shoes breath properly.

I was a bit hesitant about buying shoes on line but after looking at the many pairs of different shoes I have which are all around the same size, how could I go wrong. Well it appears that the head people might have shrunken their foot ruler somewhat.

They seemed a little tight when prancing around the house but I thought they should be okay, what I didn’t allow for was the fact that feet swell a bit when they get hot. One half size bigger would have been better but in my case they should be still okay and hopefully they will give a little over time.

After reading the blurb on line they sounded like they might have great cushioning but I would rate it as moderate compared to the balance of my footwear. On the plus side the grip is great on synthetic courts, they feel very stable and give you confidence when moving about the court.

If I’m to be fair, maybe some of the stability comes from the fact that they are on the firm side of the scales. The ventilation system seems to works well as my socks seemed noticeably dryer after a good workout on court.

I’ll be honest, it was the price that swayed my acquisition, so I figure that I’m probably getting reasonable value for money and given I’m just a weekend wannabe, they will do just fine until maybe I spy something better.

These fit me very well in length and medium-wide width. But the contouring of the insole did not seem to match the contours of my foot, and I have a very average kind of foot. It also seemed to be very short on cushioning.

Not comfortable, therefore. Returned. The search continues.

I’ve been wearing this model, and its close predecessors, for 25 years or more. These shoes are HEAVY, but are comforatble and a great fit for my wide feet, with excellent beginning support. However, I have noticed that the build quality of these shoes has declined over the past several years.

Sometimes the shoe fit is just a bit odd, though wearable, and the support structure starts to wear down in a month. More importantly, the bottom rubberized layer consistently peels off at the heel after perhaps six weeks of pickleball games, something that NEVER used to happen.

I have inquired with customer service but have never received more than an anodyne response. These shoes have served me well, but I’d try another brand if I could find one with a wide fit (the K Swiss wides are not really satisfactory substitutes).

The new balance 806 makes a fabulous court shoe for pickleball. I wear one pair playing inside in our local YMCA and another when I play outside on our dedicated pickleball courts at our City parks. I love the shoe as I play pickleball nearly everyday and they provide great support both moving forward and back as well as side to side.

These are tough shoes and do not break down during the various foot movements required in an exciting pickleball game. Once I discovered this shoe four years ago I have been sold on them and return to the 806 every time I replace my pickleball shoes.

These shoes are a replacement for a pair that I bought in Sept. 2021. The heel had worn and I was having problems with my hip and back. The new shoes did the trick. My back is feeling much better and my hip pain is almost gone.

I guess this goes along with the saying that if everything is not aligned, other parts will be affected. I just turned 80n and these give me stability that I need when walking and exercising. I changed the size from a 9 to 9.

5 as my toe was right at the end. These are much more comfortable with the additional length.

I love Babolat ProPulse shoes, they fit me so well and the soles are super durable. My first experience with them was with the Fury model and they were great. I did wear the soles out within the warranty period but I played a lot and they honoured the warranty and sent me a new pair, but they sent me the Blast model.

I loved those too. After those wore out I bought the Fury again (they were on sale) from Racquet Guys but I am having issues with them. On my right foot on the inner part there’s a plastic (or really hard thin rubber) that digs into my ankle.

I’ve tried cutting the piece as close to the eye holes as possible and taping it up to provide cushion but it still rubs weird. I ended up ordering another pair of the Blast (these ones) and they’re awesome.

Having work both the Fury and Blast I don’t think the difference between the two warrants the price difference, I’m happy enough with the Blast and now hesitant about the Fury because of the issue I just mentioned.

These Babolat tennis shoes are perfect! The fit is true to the size I usually wear in tennis shoes, which is a half-size larger than what I wear in regular shoes. They are totally comfortable, secure, and supportive.

I love them! Best tennis shoe I’ve had yet, and I’ve worn many different good brand names. These are the best! They even look great apparently, because I get a lot of compliments on them too, and people then ask what brand they are.

😊.

Size runs small to fit. Darker than picture on website. Great grip on court. Strong siding materials and would recommend to players that slide a lot.

The Rush 3. 0 line of tennis shoes in my opinion has the best heal and sole support of any tennis shoe on the market and they are very comfortable. Having previously suffered through Achilles tendinitis and plantar fasciitis these shoes seem to be the solution.

They are a tiny bit stiff and have sturdier soles than most shoes but still seemed to break in within the first hour. The shoes feel springier than other shoes and allow me to get off to a quick start and to launch a little higher on serves.

I would be even more enthusiastic if the Rush 3. 0 shoes were a tiny bit wider but apparently they do not come in wide sizes (according to customer service). I did not feel like the shoe or my ankle was going to roll over.

The shoes wear extremely well (toes, heel and sole) and have a skid grip with excellent traction on both hard and clay courts. I was able to take advantage of a year end clearance deal and paid only $74 vs.

the regular $129. This was a fantastic deal or a very high quality shoe!.

Tore a calf muscle at 3rd use. I’m 63 so maybe that’s it, but I’ve never had this before. Shoes feel and support great but there’s no “give” during sudden burst movements to chase the ball, your foot stays much flatter to the ground versus a softer shoe type.

So temporarily at least I’m going back to a softer type tennis shoe, which admittedly don’t support as well but are more flexible. I’d rather have less lateral support and an untorn calf! Maybe I’m wrong, but with age you discover lots of new things about the limitations of your body, you just have to take the best guess and move on.

This makes my third pair of Wilson Rush Pro 2. 5 tennis shoes. I have a wide foot and these accommodate that with a nice roomy toe box. Although the support is good, there could be a little more cushion in the soles of the shoes.

The first two pairs didn’t have foot sleeves to hold the tongue in place. This pair has sleeves, which somewhat bug me, but I’m afraid if I cut them out, it will affect the stability of the shoe. I always buy Wilson tennis shoes because they fit my feet the best and are the most comfortable for me.

I encourage anyone to buy them but go up a half size because they run small.

I bought and,wore out, many pairs of the fila axilus 2 playing outdoor pickleball prior to this purchase. I purchased these due to finding them on sale, and they are similar. I have only used them for indoor play(i’ts winter), and they have an excellent grip.

I normally replace the inserts but these have a very snug fit, so I was unable to make the switch. They are very comfortable and fit tight. Not sure on there durability yet, but would recommend.

I have been wearing Fila court shoes while playing Pickleball but the treads seem to wear quickly. I wanted to try the Fila Pickleball shoe. So far, so good. They are true to size and after a brief wear-in (sometimes each time I put them on), they are very comfortable.

I am able to move around the court well and I am hoping they will last longer than my old court shoes. They are also very stylish and look great on my feet!.

Bought these when my heavier, “stable” shoes started to feel too clumsy. I also have high arches and narrow heels. These shoes fit wonderfully. They are light, but protective, and have a particularly snug heel, so I get some ankle stability out of them.

The uppers showed signs of wear quickly, but these never developed into any kind of structural damage. The uppers do not stretch out of shape. They also look really nice. Already bought a second pair.

Purchased these shoes in JUNE by DECEMBER they are failing. I play recreationally 2x week 90 AND ALTERNATE with other shoes. the internal cushioning on BOTH shoes is failing AND the flex point on BOTH shoes on the exterior fabric has started to disintegrate.

I contacted TE and was just sent a link to head products that have a six month warrantee so no recourse on these at all. I have had Prince, Adidas and New Balance shoes and never had this happen. a bit disappointed in the TE response as well.

I’ve been playing pickleball in these 2-4 times per week for about 2 months. I think they provide great support and movement. Some questionable durability, the area outside of my small toe on both shoes is starting to split.

Most importantly, and it just might be my foot, but while these shoes perform well they may be the most uncomfortable show I’ve ever worn.

A noticeable ‘cushiony’ feel to these shoes. Feels like good support including heel support. Fits my size 9 feet well without too much room. I reserve the last star to see how they hold up to gritty outdoor courts.

Very glad to see them available on Holabird Sports which provided an excellent purchase experience. Note to Skechers people: I considered these shoes only after seeing Tyson McGuffin wearing them in a pro match.

I had been waiting for this shoe to come out after seeing that Skechers had made a pickleball shoe for women. I absolutely LOVE them! I bought a half size larger than my normal shoe size and the fit is perfect as well as the comfort.

No breaking in period at all. They are so comfortable I could wear them all day! I also love the blue/green color. Way to go, Skechers! I definitely will be buying more as needed!!.

While Nike seems to have always been on the narrow and short side, this show feels a bit too big after going a half size up like all other Nike shoe purchases. Thus, the extra room collides with toes often hitting sensitive areas like the corners of the big toe.

Traction is good, and perhaps the best feature is their lightweight construction. The tongueless feature also makes it much easier to slip in and out of shoe, Thus, the back soul doesnt wear from constant wedging of other food to get them off.

Color scheme is grand, but if you want to match your wardrobe, you’re limited to black and white clothing as the shoe itself is bolder than most. Thankfully, half the shoe is in black, making them a little more versatile in wardrobe appearances.

The shoe ties nicely and creates a firm squeeze around the opening ankle portion of the shoe.

As with almost all Nike products I own, these shoes are pretty much perfect. Just based on the looks alone, these go very well with jeans, shorts, skirt, dresses. pretty much anything you might own in your closet (Minus the super formal wear I would guess) I love that they’re white but not superwhite.

The Nike logo and other parts of the shoes are silvery in color and I love that they don’t scream out “I’m wearing Nike shoes!” First and foremost they are very easy to slide into. I was worried because most of my tennis shoes I tend to step on the back part of the shoes as I’m trying to squeeze my feet in there while I’m hurrying out the door.

But with these the back part of the shoes are pretty rigid so that they don’t bend but not too rigid that they hurt when you walk around in them. The temperature here is around 100 degrees right now and my feet do not sweat or feel tight and uncomfortable when I’m walking around in them.

The mesh part does help ALOT when it comes to keeping the air flow inside the shoes. I haven’t walked around too much (because it’s 100 degrees outside) but I’ve been wearing them to take walks around the neighborhood and to run some errands and so far I have zero complaints.

If I had to make complaints about these shoes I would probably state that I wish I had gotten them in a different color. Even though they are beautiful in this color, I’m terrified that I’m gonna scuff them or spill something on them and ruin the whiteness of the shoes.

Also it would have been pretty if they were able to include silver colored laces instead of the boring white ones. But other than those two minor complaints I can’t find any faults with them so far. They’re beautiful, comfortable and very well made.

I generally have a hard time finding comfortable athletic shoes as with three littles my feet got wider-and-wider-and-wider. These shoes in my normal size 7. 5 (I wear 1/2 smaller in everyday shoes but size up with athletic shoes) were PERFECT! They were just a regular 7.

5 not wide version. This is a miracle! My feet felt comfortable and not squished at all. This being said, I would say probably too wide for super narrow feet. I love the aesthetics of these shoes. When wearing these shoes for running out of the house for either pre/post workout or just in more athleisure-wear for errands I feel I still look put together and stylish.

I love the color and it matches/coordinates with even just normal non-athletic outfits (see photo), for when athletic shoes are 100% necessary even if they wouldn’t be my first choice of shoe for the outfit.

I do love the white of these shoes. however, they seemed to collect dirt quickly and were not easily cleaned by a quick wipe of water/soap. I would love a little more fabric protection, but its not horrible.

just not the best. Overall, I love these shoes. They are wide enough for my wide feet (without being wide). They have enough comfort to wear all day when moving and on your feet. They are stylish to coordinate with almost any athletic or leisure outfit.

I would love a little more fabric protection, but overall these shoes are FABULOUS!!!.

The toe box in this shoe is a rigid, non-flexing plastic that only became a problem after I tried playing in them for 30 minutes and then my mild bunion became very painful. There is no flex or adjustment so I returned them with photos and an explanation but was not given a refund because they are “defective”—yes, the design is defective, which is why I returned them.

Not sure I want to get another pair using the electronic credit I was offered.

The gentlemen that assisted me was incredibly knowledgeable in terms of both fitting me with the correct size as well as providing me with a new lacing strategy to keep the shoe better on my feet while playing Pickleball.

I learned so much in the short visit to your store! I cannot say enough good things about my experience. Thank you!!!.

Finally got a good pair of tennis shoes. The width feels just right. Well built. No bumpy stitches inside that hurt bones. The materials are soft and flexible yet supportive. They are so comfortable.

Good traction. And certainly good looking. It makes me wanting to get another pair of different color.

Very hard to break in due to the hard man-made upper material. Hard and soft material on top in toe area creases in such a manner to put pressure on top of toes. Poor design of hard and soft materials.

After wearing them and still trying to break them in after several attempts, I may have to to trash them. I don’t usually respond to review request, but I could not past up the opportunity to review theses shoes as one of the worst I have ever tried.

My foot, which tends to be between a 11. 5 and 12 fits well in the 12. I like the look. Athletic but not too showy. Mt lateral movement is well support and they have worn very well. Great sturdy athletic shoe.

Way to go Babolat!!.

These are a Christmas gift for my husband so not sure if he likes them yet. I will let him decide as this review link is a bit premature. The description makes them sound comfy and I bought them because I saw tennis players on the TENNIS CHANNEL, bragging how much they loved them.

Cushioning is great in the heel but more minimalistic in the forefoot. Would wish the same for the forefoot cushioning, and for the midfoot width to be as wide as the forefoot. But that’s my foot and preferences and not everyone’s.

If you have a medium sized foot and prefer lighter, faster shoe and forefoot cushioning is less important, these are a solid option.

These fit true to size. I bought a size 9 and they fit perfectly, width is perfect, not too tight. Toe room is perfect and my toes don’t shift as much as they do in adidas. I like the fact that they are lighter and less bulky than my adidas and I seem to be quicker on my toes.

The only downfall is that after a few hours of play, the soles of my feet were hurting and it hurt to walk. This has only happened when I’ve had extended play, but I never had this prob with my adidas shoes (with the exception of the Stella McCartney brand).

I like the way they fit and they have enough support/cushion to get me through a match without major discomfort afterwards. I’m pleased with them and am hoping after a little more wear that they’ll break in and I’ll acclimate to the difference in fit as I believe that it’s a trade-off: speed and minimal toe shifting And minor discomfort after play vs heavier shoe, more comfort during/after play with toe shifting/toe discomfort and seemingly slower movement.

No problem with those shoes. Played a few times with the brand new shoes. No issues, no pain. I am happy.

This shoe runs a bit smaller than true size. I had to go one size up. I am very happy with this shoe, it is light, comfortable and I can move very fast with them! No breaking in necessary.

I love Lotto shoes, so the shoe itself is NOT the issue. The shoe is a 5-star. Low to the ground, lateral stability, two separate insoles for a more custom feel, very lightweight. The problem is that for the Green Resin color Mirage 100 shoe, TW shows the bottom outsole as a full herringbone clay court sole.

HOWEVER, and this is a biggie for this speed demon (well, former speed demon), it is NOT what is pictured. It is the ‘all court’ sole that is a thicker patterned herring bone (less sharp and more shallow) mixed with some hardcourt specs.

While the sole is still a ‘no-arch’, full sole, flat pattern and I expect it to perform somewhat well on the dirt, it won’t be as good as the herringbone pattern particularly on that first hard push-off step.

I was wearing them around to break them in around the house/garage/driveway, and had thrown out the box and tags before I even realized they were NOT the clay soles. TW said I could return for store credit, but they do NOT have the clay soles.

So I asked for a discount of some sort in order to rectify their, essentially, false advertising/representation. I didn’t stick a number on it, just asked ‘what can you do’. Their customer service was very good until that point.

Now, like most people on the planet now, they are simply hiding behind their computers and that is just bad business. The shoes are dope. Lotto are my go to, but half size up is recommended and I agree.

Purchased these as I’ve never tried Lotto shoes. They definitely serve well as a all-around versatile clay court shoe. They hold up well and when new, are extremely responsive. That said, they have a serious heal pad issue, once this heal pad get pushed down, it’s so soft it’s impossible to get it back up the full way, shoes never feel the same.

Feels like you’re playing on the courts in sandals, and therefore hard to start & stop quickly. If they re-manufacture with a stronger heal pad that can hold up, the shoe will serve well.

Great Pickle ball shoe. The shoe fits my foot like a Glove. Super comfort and light weight. Good traction on indoor court and provides good support for lateral movement.