Best Tennis Shoes for Women
We all know how important footwork is when you play tennis, and whether you are charging the net or chasing down a lob, we feel that you should not only be confident that you’re equipped with the best tennis shoes on the market, but you should also look good while you’re out on the court winning your matches. Since our rater actually plays a lot of USTA tennis, we’re confident that when you step onto the court with a pair of our top rated tennis shoes, that you’ll be happy with what you have on your feet.
Asics Gel Resolution 6
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Price at Time of Rating: $109
- Just when you think one of the most popular shoes on the market couldn’t get any better…it does.
- The technology of the shoe has been updated and provides better stability while still retaining the classic Gel Resolution comfort and feel.
- The colors are bolder than the last version, and the shoe comes with a six month outsole durability guarantee.
- The fit is true to length with a snug medium fit and low arch support.
- This shoe may require a little break-in period, especially for those with wider feet.
Rating by Brian on May 20, 2016
Asics Gel Solution Speed 3
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Price at Time of Rating: $119
- It’s hard to believe, but this already high performing shoe is now even lighter and more flexible than the previous version.
- As the name implies, the GEL cushioning system will keep you comfortable while you grind it out on the court.
- The fit is true to length and the width is a little narrow, but it feels wider than the Gel Solution Speed 2.
- With a medium arch support and Personal Heel Fit technology, you can pull these out of the box and step onto the court….No break-in required.
Rating by Brian on May 20, 2016
Adidas Stella Barricade Boost
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Price at Time of Rating: $119
- This updated shoe provides one of the most comfortable on-court experiences on the market….so comfortable that Adidas is providing an unprecedented 1-Month comfort guarantee!
- With its simple styling, your footing will feel stable and secure as you move about the court.
- The fit length is a little long, so you might want to size it down a half size. The width is medium and as with most Adidas shoes, the arch support is low.
- You can play in these as soon as you take them out of the box…no break-in required.
Rating by Brian on May 20, 2016
Nike Zoom Vapor 9.5 Tour
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Price at Time of Rating: $140
- Nike ups their game with this comfortable, light, fast, and stable offering.
- Built for comfort and quickness, Nike added some durability in the toe area and side of the shoe to make for an even better shoe than the Vapor 9.
- The shoe fits true to size for length and is a medium width, but can easily be adjusted thanks to Nike’s adaptive fit system. The arch is a little low to medium and No break-in is required with these babies.
Rating by Brian on May 20, 2016
Yonex Power Cushion Eclipsion
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Price at Time of Rating: $129
- If you’re looking for a comfortable and stable shoe right out of the box, then put this shoe on your list.
- Yonex’s Power Cushion technology helps absorb the court shock and pounding that your feet take during a tough match.
- This shoe has been built for players that are looking for a quick, high performance shoe.
- The length fit runs a little short so you might want to size up a half size. It’s a little on the narrow side and the arch support is high.
- This shoe requires a little break-in period, especially for those with wider feet.
Rating by Brian on May 20, 2016