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All court tennis shoe reviews
22 shoes reviewed
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- 89Great$160 $115Save 28%
- 91Superb$150 $120Save 20%
- 89Great$140 $100Save 29%
- 86Great$110 $60Save 46%
- 87Great$120 $96Save 20%
- NikeCourt Lite 4New80Good$80 $69Save 14%
- 88Great$100 $65Save 35%
- 92Superb$170 $107Save 37%
- 93Superb$150 $116Save 23%
- 89Great$120
- 75Decent$160 $129Save 19%
- 89Great$140 $107Save 24%
- 90Great$120 $57Save 53%
- 90Great$140 $110Save 21%
- 91Superb$130 $75Save 42%
- ASICS Gel Game 9New83Good$90 $60Save 33%
- 78Good$80 $65Save 19%
- 80Good$100 $80Save 20%
- 91Superb$140
- 88Great$145
- 69Bad$90 $56Save 38%
- 85Good$135 $65Save 52%
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If you want to master playing tennis on all surfaces, we’ve reviewed several all-court tennis shoes that will make this goal easier (and cheaper!). We test these shoes in our lab to gain a deeper understanding of how it plays under differing conditions. The all-court tennis shoes we review include those that are oriented towards cheap, lightweight, and breathable.