- Brand
- Shoe type
Hard court
Ready for the unforgiving solid surfaces, these are built with heavy duty outsoles, supportive uppers, and responsive heel. It’s the shoe fitted for US and Australian Open matches. See hard court tennis shoes
Clay court
Non-marking outsoles with superior grip, lateral support for stability, durable sides, and tight fitting uppers are the main features of this type of shoe - typically used in the French Open. See clay court tennis shoes
Grass court
These shoes have rubber nubs on the outsole that offer good grip even on wet grass. It’s the type of tennis shoe used by the pros in the Wimbledon. See grass court tennis shoes
Carpet court
The only type of tennis shoe that’s perfect for indoor playing surfaces. These trainers are made with smooth and non-marking outsoles. See carpet court tennis shoes
All court
Commonly preferred by recreational players, these are built with lateral support and rubber outsoles fitted for different court surfaces. See all-court tennis shoes
- Collection
Good to know: Tennis shoes are classified into different collections by the brands depending on their specific court functions.
- Features
Lightweight
Shoes that weigh 400 grams and below are classified as lightweight. They also tend to be breathable and flexible. See lightweight tennis shoes
Breathable
Shoes that invite airflow utilizing ventilated mesh or perforations. See breathable tennis shoes
Durability Warranty
A one-time replacement guarantee for footwear that sustained considerable damage from the outsole to the midsole within 6 months from the time of purchase. See tennis shoes with replacement warranty
- Construction
Speed
Consist of minimal load bearing upper materials with the right amount of support and cushioning. These are suitable for aggressive court movers. See speed tennis shoes
Stability
Feature a rigid device from the arch area to the heel to resist twisting on the rear side. Best for tennis players with low arch or flat foot needing mild to moderate foot support. See stability tennis shoes
- Technology
- Material
Synthetic upper
Covered with full synthetic materials like TPU and PU leather that come in a variety of colors. These man-made materials make the shoes comparatively less expensive than textile and leather counterparts. See tennis shoes with synthetic uppers
Synthetic/Mesh upper
Made of unnatural, fabricated mesh upper wrapped with a layer of plastic material. These are usually strengthened by rubber overlays for stability and support. See tennis shoes with synthetic/mesh uppers
Mesh upper
A seamless, net-like covering of the shoe that typically delivers breathability and flexibility. See tennis shoes with mesh uppers
Knit upper
Engineered weaving process employing advanced techniques which can make the shoe feel light. See tennis shoes with knit uppers
Leather upper
Leather-made tennis shoes typically normally requires ample break-in time and provide lightweight comfort and stability for any court surface. See tennis shoes with leather uppers
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