Men's Gamecourt 2.0 Tennis Shoe

Affordable price. Has held up as well as the more expensive options I have tried. Comfortable. Great all around shoe.

My husband loves these court tennis shoes. Provides good arch support and comfort for his wider foot. Definitely recommend.

I love these shoes. The are great for every day use and are fantastic on the clay courts where I play. Well worth the price.

Got these as pickleball shoes after my running shoes came flying off while playing three times in one session. I decided it was time to get more suitable shoes.I could tell that these shoes were immediately better suited for the lateral movement required for pickleball. In these shoes, my feet felt much more secure and my mobility was much improved.Alas, the shoes themselves feel like they're a bit small to size. Not by a ton, but maybe 1/4 size or so. I think going up 1/2 a size would have been too big. Ultimately, these shoes ended up giving me a bloody toenail one day due to them being a little too short in length.Sole support was fairly mediocre. There was a definite lack of cushioning, but I thought that might have been normal coming from running shoes. But I went to a brick and mortar store to try on a few different pairs of shoes and ultimately found a different pair that had more cushioning and one that I felt fit true to size. Of course, those shoes retailed at more than double the cost of these Adidas Gamecourt 2 shoes, so there is that.I had no issues with durability in the few months that I wore these shoes. The uppers and the soles of the shoes held up very well. All in all, a decent pair of shoes for the relatively low price.

So glad I bought one size larger than my actual shoe size thanks to prior reviewers who said the fit runs small.

Excellent choice to play outdoor pickletball

Fit me very well. Not tight at all.

Overall great affordable option for dedicated "tennis" shoes. They are stiffer than your standard athletic shoes, which make you feel more confident when quickly changing directions on the court. The only drawback is that they are a bit stiff/abrasive around the ankle/Achilles area, so you may want to wear longer socks if you are wearing ankle socks. Start to aggravate me after a while. Haven't gotten a blister yet, but it feels like I am close after finishing 60-90 min of typical play time. I've got about 6-8 hours on them at this point and they seem to be holding up well. Hopefully they will break in a tad more, while still continuing to provide confidence in the lateral support while playing at high speeds.