adidas Men's Solecourt Boost Tennis Shoe

After ordering “advertised” large toe box, Gel resolution 8 , K-Swiss express light EE , K-Swiss Hypercourt express NB fresh foam X Lav 2 EE and last Adidas Ubersonic 4’s ! The Adidas Solecput boost is finally a shoe I can wear. Excellent wide toe box room , amazing comfort and support . I had Morton’s Neuroma and don’t want it back. My toes are happy and have plenty of room to move around . Amazing comfort moving around the Pickleball court . Finally on my 6 pair, I was loosing hope. I hope this is helpful to someone.

I wanted to love these shoes. They look great and they feel great when you first put them on.They run large. I am usually 10.5, but would need 9.5 for these. I sized down half size which is fine for the first few times but once the shoe is broken in, I could feel movement in all directions. One full size down is probably the right fit. Also, the laces are pretty thin and you have to double-knot them in order for them to stay on. After a few times of play, I could already feel the shoe support wearing down. They felt amazing when I first put them on, but that went away quite quickly, especially around the forefoot. There simply isn't much support around there. The heel cushioning felt good. I did not have the experience so much with the Ubersonic 2s which held up for almost a year before noticing a big drop-off in performance.Mine broke at the top (see photos) after 4 times of play. This is a $160 shoe for crying out loud and I am not particularly hard on my shoes. Bought these through Amazon (tennis express). The seller does not even bother responding, so no help there. Not buying from these guys again. Contacted Adidas and after providing a photo they sent me a label to return them. They have had them for over one month and I still do not have any replacement. Their warranty process is they will issue you a gift card (they are not replacing the shoe) for the MSRP excluding tax and you can buy another pair on adidas.com. They won't do anything else. The gift card process takes 20 business days (!!!) from when they receive (!!) the shoe back. WOW. Mine has been there for over 25 business days and they only now approved the warranty because I kept calling to follow up. It will now take another 1.5 weeks to issue a gift card. That means I am without shoes to play in for 1.5 months. In addition, their customer service team is rude and completely unhelpful. Take that into account if you are looking to buy these.Thanks, but no thanks, I will never buy an adidas shoe again. Switching to Asics.

If you have a wide foot, or need wide toe box area, this is the shoe for you. It is a very comfortable and stable shoe for those with wide feet. I play tennis in these shoes approximately 4 times a week. Usually, after a match, i have to take my shoes off immediately to prevent the pain feeling. Not with these shoes. I can even keep them laced up after a match.I can't report on the wear as I've only had these shoes about a month. i would not expect any unusual wear, and besides, they have a warranty. It's not good practice to keep shoes for tennis much longer than 6 months anyway, if you are like me, where you play 4 times a week.If you have a narrow foot, I would reconsider, as this shoe is meant for the regular to wider feet.

Make sure to get a half size small for sure. These are great for tennis, but VERY bad for running. I am a distance runner and these killed me after a mile. It suits the short court aspect of tennis, where you're in a small area but for running these aren't great.

Overall a nice shoe. A little narrow compared to what I’m used to, and longer, but fits fine and is comfortable even after a 5 match day. Would definitely buy again.

If you are missing the Barricades this shoe is the next generation. The fit is different as they appear to be wider but they’re very comfortable and keep my feet steady. They have these sort of mini wings on each side for extra balance. I was disappointed when Adidas discontinued the Barricades but this shoe is its natural substitute.

Very good shoe for tennis at a great price. I stumbled upon these while looking for a different sneaker. Being under $55.00 I had to give them a try. Nice score. I did read that they ran a little large so I went a half size smaller and the fit was fine.

I guess I am use to wearing jogging shoes. These shoes are much heavier then I like.

playing tennis with many shoes, which includes cross-trainers have always resulted into the the soles of my feet burning and my feet hurting. Glad to say this shoe has taken that away and even without orthotics for my almost flat feet, it's superbly comfortable.

Best tennis shoes out there.