Who should buy the NikeCourt Lite 2

NikeCourt Lite 2 is a hard-court-ready trainer with an aesthetic that’s suitable off the court. It is a solid option if you:

  • Prefer a tennis shoe that provides the essential elements needed in a hard-court setup, which makes it suitable for tennis beginners.
  • Prefer a tennis shoe that allows a balanced footing on concrete.
  • Prefer a tennis shoe that is ready for a series of hard-court drills and games.

NikeCourt Lite 2 logo

Abrasion-resistant and environment friendly

Nike strengthened this section by using GDR (green durable rubber) outsole that resists abrasion. Although this isn’t the top-of-the-line footgear, the outsole is assembled to keep up with the demands of the hardcourt. A fun fact about its rubber material is that it’s environment-friendly. It is stated that fewer chemical emissions occurred during the production of this element. 

NikeCourt Lite 2 outsole

Excellent traction and toe protection

 It features a modified, non-marking outsole design, which shows five distinctive patterns. These tread designs provide different traction levels that offer stable footing when practicing the basic tennis stances. The underfoot rubber runs up the tip of the shoe as an added support feature against toe dragging.

NikeCourt Lite 2 outsole 1

Shock-absorbing cushioning

For shock absorption, the Court Lite 2 uses lightweight Phylon that’s made out of EVA foam pellets. These tiny particles are compressed, heated, and formed using a mold. It’s neither too soft nor stiff but cushions the foot during landings, toe-offs, and lateral movements. It’s also assembled with a raised heel for improved rear end cushioning. 

NikeCourt Lite 2 midsole

Excellent arch support

This entry-level footwear is built with a beefed-up shank under the arch of the foot. Such a platform offers more excellent court coverage while granting stability. Specifically, this midfoot shank prevents the foot from rotating during impulsive slides and sudden shifts of direction. It comes with a slightly low arch that works well with neutral and flat-footed users requiring mild to moderate support.

NikeCourt Lite 2 arch support

Durable covering

Synthetic leather and mesh serve as a durable covering for the foot. The double stitches are intended to keep the upper intact even during long training sessions. 

NikeCourt Lite 2 upper

Secure lockdown

The synthetic overlay and traditional lacing system are devised to deliver support as these are meant to keep a lockdown fit.

NikeCourt Lite 2 laces

Additional Info

  • NikeCourt Lite is available in neutral and playful color combinations. 
  • Swoosh branding is stitched on the lateral side and outlined using perforations on the medial side.

Facts / Specs

Weight: Men 12.9oz / Women 10.6oz
Shoe Type: Hard Court
Features: Lightweight
Construction: Stability
Material: Synthetic
BRAND Brand: Nike
SKUs: AR8836005 / AR8836008 / AR8836100 / AR8836105 / AR8836107 / AR8838003 / AR8838101 / AR8838106 / AR8838107 / AR8838112

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Brenton Barker
Brenton Barker

Brenton is an Australian with 20 years of experience coaching WTA and ATP professional tennis players, whom have won a total of 10 international professional Tournaments. Brenton holds a Degree in Sports Coaching and was the former Head Tennis Coach at the Japanese Government Sports Science Institute. Brenton was also a former Manager & Head Coach of Australia’s Governing Sporting Body, Tennis Australia, and has been a Dunlop International Advisory Board Member since 2010. Additionally, Brenton was the Head of Player development for World No 7 and two-time Grand Slam Champion Johan Kriek.