Court Shoes

In Tennis, there seems to be common trends between products, especially shoes. My first review will be of the Adidas Barricade Shoe. 

Price: $75.00

Review: This shoe is not all it seems to be. Although many players on the court maybe wearing it, it seems as though there are much better choices out there. Heavy set and wide, this is not the ideal shoe for tennis. For tall people like me, the lighter the shoe the better. Not to mention the lack of color choice for this shoe as well. 

Nike Lunar Speed 3

Price: $120.00

Review: Although more expensive, totally worth your money. This shoe is the best fit yet for a tennis player. With a perfect mix of light weight and a sleek heal, it is the best fit for anyone. The best part of this shoe is the fact that while wearing them, I have received the smallest amount of blisters above any other product. The colors are also more seasonable and put together.

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New to Nike

This season, Nike has released several new products, the most important being new running shoes.

Nike Free Run 2 id Running Shoe
Price: $115.00
These shoes are based off the NikeFree sole. Their bases behind this shoe is that in order to be a good runner, one must have strength in there feet. It takes time to get use to, but if these shoes work in the way there should, one should become faster and stronger do to the 'barefoot' feel of these soles.


The best part of these shoes?
You can use Nike id to custom build and design your own shoe. Also, there are by far the best looking and most durable shoe out there.

The downside?
These shoes do not particularly give comfort to those people with foot problems already. For mine, I had to place my own inserts in them. This also depends on the person.
Also, Nike id only comes with so many colors. This also depends on the person.

Nike Free 3.0 v3 Women's Running Shoe
Price: $90.00
A little less expensive, but in my opinion just as nice. These shoes are more adaptable to different types of feet. Even though they use the same NikeFree soles as the shoes above, their open mesh design leaves your feet feeling free and flexible.

The best part of these shoes?
They are super light weight.

The downside?
They tend to run a little small.

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