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Court shoes, also known as tennis shoes, are just as important in enhancing your game as is your tennis racquet. Inappropriate shoes for any sport can result in pain and injury not only to your feet, but your ankles, knees and back as well. People who love sports know that the worst thing that can happen to an athlete is to suffer an injury during play and the only defense against them is to wear protective gear that minimizes the risks of getting hurt. This includes wearing the appropriate shoes to match both your sport and foot type.

Tennis requires a lot of running, jumping and quick lateral movements which can be punishing to your feet. Wearing the perfect court shoes won’t make a tennis player injury-proof, but it can drastically lower the chances of getting hurt.

What to look for

Choosing a pair of athletic shoes is about comfort, performance and protection; especially if you’re wearing them to play tennis. Wide tennis shoes are preferred by many tennis players because of the stability they offer. If you love playing tennis, the same rule applies when purchasing your footwear as in purchasing your tennis racquet; the price of your equipment should not be the deciding factor, make sure to choose the right shoes for you.

Adidas

Adidas offers some of the top shoes on the market for men, women and juniors. With innovative technology and a commitment to excellence, Adidas shoes meet the requirements of any serious tennis player.

Asics

What some may not know is that the Asics brand name is actually an acronym of the Latin saying “Anima Sana In Corpore Sano” meaning “a sound mind in a sound body.” Asics is not only the company name but it is the foundation for all their products. Understanding the connection between the mind and body has allowed the makers of Asics products to create quality shoes for all types of athletes allowing players to have full focus on the court without the distraction of aches and pains.

Babolat

Babolat shoes are among many brands to top the list of professional tennis shoes. They have partnered with experts like Michelin, a ground contact specialist company, to provide more accurate technology to their soles.

Head

With high-quality, lightweight materials, Head shoes are among the best in the industry. They are made with performance, comfort and durability in mind. Designed with innovative technology such as the CXC Comfort Grid, Lateral Control, Vi-Pod and much more, Head shoes give every player the opportunity to perform their best on the court.

K-Swiss

K-Swiss tennis shoes are great for competitive, recreational and casual players and are even commonly seen off the tennis court, which is a testament to their versatility.

New Balance

The makers of New Balance tennis shoes understand that court shoes are for more than just playing sports; many people use sports gear as part of their everyday outfit like going to work or school.

Prince

In 1970, Prince became the first to sell tennis ball machines for home courts and their innovation has continued throughout the years. In 1985 the company knew that tennis players needed tennis specific shoes and thus the TPU-4000 was born. Since 1985, Prince has continued to improve upon their shoe designs, putting quality and performance above all else.

Wilson

Wilson has been in business for over a century. Their expertise is evident through the quality of their products and their shoes are no different. Built for the serious competitor with technology such as NanoWik, Reactive Gel inserts, TPU toe guard and more, you will never be disappointed with a Wilson tennis shoe.

Yonex

Many of the world`s top tennis athletes prefer Yonex footwear as all of their products are designed with cutting-edge technology and material. Yonex technology ensures that the material in the shoes will absorb the impact during play rather than the foot, greatly reducing exhaustion and offering unmatched protection.

Junior Court Shoes

Sports are best taught to the young and shoemakers try to address the requirements needed for junior court shoes . Making kids aware of the value of using the right gear for their chosen sport is crucial to their perspective of sports in general, the importance of injury prevention and how the right gear can help advance their game.

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