Best Tennis Shoes
Court shoes built for side-to-side movement.
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Tennis is full of sudden stops and lateral cuts, which is why running shoes are a poor substitute for real court shoes. A good tennis shoe gives you support at the sides, a durable outsole and enough cushioning for long sessions.
Choose for your court surface and the way you move: heavier, stable shoes suit players who grind from the baseline, lighter shoes suit quick movers. Pair them with the footwork lessons below, since better movement is the fastest way to improve every stroke.
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Popular picks
- ASICSASICS Gel-ResolutionA stable, durable shoe for players who grind from the baseline.View on Amazon
- NikeNikeCourt Air Zoom Vapor ProLight and low to the ground for quick movers.View on Amazon
- adidasadidas BarricadeBuilt tough, with plenty of support for hard courts.View on Amazon
- New BalanceNew Balance Fresh Foam X LavA cushioned option for long sessions on hard courts.View on Amazon
- K-SwissK-Swiss Hypercourt ExpressA comfortable, lightweight shoe that is good value.View on Amazon
- ASICSASICS Gel-DedicateA budget-friendly court shoe for casual and new players.View on Amazon
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