adidas Men's Solecourt Boost Tennis Shoe

Product Information

I felt like I could rely on these shoes to not slide out from under me, but they weren't so grippy that I was worried my feet would get stuck.

New with box: A brand-new, unused, unworn and undamaged item in its original packaging (such as the . React faster with the adidas Women’s SoleCourt Boost – White/Tech Purple/Legacy Purple tennis shoe, featuring a Boost outsole for responsive cushioning. Whenever I run a playtest, it’s my goal to push the shoes in various scenarios to gain the most comprehensive understanding of their performance. The outsoles hooked up to the court to bring me to a stop, while the outrigger gave me a solid platform to push off and move laterally back into position. Also, the tongue seemed to creep down every time I wore them, and that was a bit frustrating as well.Troy elaborated on that comparison, saying, "The lateral stability was great, right up there with all of the adidas Barricades I have playtested. These shoes don't have a durability guarantee, but I don't think I would get through the outsoles in six months anyway.

The SoleCourt Boosts feel more comfortable than the Barricades underfoot because the arch settled in much better here. After each session on the court, my legs felt great, and I thought they were plenty comfortable on my two-mile coast run.molded component foam has been placed in the heel counter for an anatomical fit to provide increased comfort and protection. Tsitsipas represents the next generation of tennis champions, demonstrating both skill and sportsmanship. Barricade fans will immediately lament the lack of a 6 month outsole guarantee on the SoleCourt Boost, especially given that the durability looked to be on par with the outgoing model. In 2019, he became the youngest player ranked in the top 10 by the Association of Tennis Professionals and has since achieved significant success, including reaching the final of the French Open in 2021. Around the forefoot, Adituff Rigid Polyurethane (RPU) dots blanket the shoe to provide abrasion resistance.

Although the SoleCourt Boost was not designed to replace the Barricade, much of the heritage and technology has been adopted into this new offering. Balancing the qualities of grip and give, the SoleCourt Boosts seemed to have found that sweet spot that translates into confident movement on court.You can learn more about the SoleCourt Boost and other adidas Court Tennis Shoes by reading our new blog post: adidas Replaces Iconic Barricades with New “Court” Tennis Shoes. Championed by company founder Adi Dassler’s son, Horst, the shoe’s sturdy construction was a significant departure from the traditional canvas plimsoles that the brand had produced in the past. I also worked through a variety of agility and footwork drills to better understand their traction and stability. I knew I could count on the stability to keep me upright when I was pulled wide, but I wasn't feeling held in as snugly as I would have liked. Early in my playtest, the shoes provided virtually no give when stopping, but they started to loosen up a bit in the second week of hitting with them as the outsole began to break in.