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Built specifically for the female competitors with the help of a WTA Pro, comfort and support reign supreme in this premium offering!
Built on a women's specific last, the Wilson Intrigue Tour offers ladies step in comfort and all they support you need for the highest levels of competition! Worn by WTA Pro Marta Kostyuk (who also helped develop these shoes!), the upper features engineered mesh for lightweight support while SwiftStep cushioning underfoot utilizes a supercritical foam (think: bouncy!) for maximum cushioning and response while the outer foam has been designed to provide support and stability on lateral movement. These shoes will mold to the contour of your feet with a customized fit for confident movement while the rubber outsole should be resilient and offers good traction on hard courts.
Stable shoes are built to hold your feet securely while providing ultimate comfort and confident steps. Quick cuts are going to feel more secure, and you will be less likely to tip over or slip on the court.
Speed shoes feel fast and light. These shoes are built more minimalistic, with lighter materials. They are going to flex more in order to mold and move with your foot more efficiently.
Shoes that offer comfort are built with great cushioning and soft materials for a comfortable feeling from the beginning.
Shoes that offer great durability are built with tough materials on the upper and the outsole to withstand the needs of aggressive movers and players who wear through their shoes quickly.
Shoes with breathability make sure your feet stay cool, even after long hours on the court. Features like a mesh upper or a perforated outsole provide good ventilation.
Shoes at a great value offer the best ratio between great performance and a low price.
Every tennis specific shoe is designed to provide lateral stability, yet there are differences in the degree to which they do so. The level of lateral stability refers to the construction of the shoe.
Minimum lateral stability shoes are mostly speed shoes, which do not feature specific technologies or materials built into the shoe.
Shoes in this category feature a medium level of lateral stability. They might have some technologies built into the shoe or have a robust upper, which creates lateral stability.
Shoes with the highest level of lateral stability feature specific materials and technologies built into the shoe to hold your feet securely on those lateral movements and quick cuts.
Cushioning on tennis shoes refers to the materials and technologies used to absorb shock and impact forces during play. Cushioning helps to reduce the impact on the feet and joints and can help to prevent injuries and fatigue during long matches or intense training sessions.
Shoes with a minimum level of cushioning have a thin and/or stiff midsole that offers a low- to-the-ground feeling. Speed shoes are common here.
The shoes in this category feature enough cushioning for a comfortable ride while still offering a lower-to-the-ground feeling.
These shoes have a thick and/or soft midsole to offer ample cushioning. They are highly protective and offer great shock absorption. Players with back or knee injuries should look for a shoe in this category.
The upper of these shoes is made of one piece, which means that the shoe does not feature the traditional tongue as a single piece. These shoes fit like a sock.
Shoes with a traditional upper construction feature the tongue as a single piece attached to the upper.
All-court (AC) tennis shoes are designed for use on a variety of different court surfaces, such as hard, clay, and grass courts. These shoes typically have a durable outsole with a multi-surface tread pattern that provides traction and stability. All-court tennis shoes are a good choice for players who play on a variety of different court surfaces and need a shoe that can adapt to different conditions.
Clay court shoes are designed specifically for use on clay courts. They typically have a herringbone pattern on the outsole, which provides extra traction and grip on the soft, slippery surface of the court. This can help players move more easily and confidently on the court and can also help to prevent injuries caused by slipping or losing balance.
Carpet shoes are characterized by a non-marking and smooth outsole without any pattern for traction and durability. These shoes can only be played on smooth surfaces, without any granules on the court. If you are looking for a shoe to play indoors with granules, we would suggest an all court or clay court outsole.
Grass Court shoes feature "nubs" on the outsole, which are reminiscent of a cleat-like-shoe for a better grip. Unlike all court/hard court shoes, these cannot be used on any other surfaces except on omni/artificial grass courts.
Padel-specific shoes are engineered to move nimbly in all directions with a lot of flexibility yet without sacrificing stability and support.
Shoes with great breathability make sure your feet stay cool, even after long hours on the court. Features like a mesh upper or a perforated outsole provide good ventilation.
All-court (AC) tennis shoes are designed for use on a variety of different court surfaces; such as hard, clay, and grass courts. These shoes typically have a durable outsole with a multi-surface tread pattern that provides traction and stability. All-court tennis shoes are a good choice for players who play on a variety of different court surfaces and need a shoe that can adapt to different conditions.
Clay court shoes are designed specifically for use on clay courts. They typically have a herringbone pattern on the outsole, which provides extra traction and grip on the soft, slippery surface of the court. This can help players move more easily and confidently on the court and help to prevent injuries caused by slipping or losing balance.
Carpet shoes are characterized by a non-marking and smooth outsole without any pattern for traction and durability. These shoes can only be played on smooth surfaces without any granules on the court. If you are looking for a shoe to play indoors with granules, we would suggest an all-court or clay-court outsole.
Grass Court shoes feature "nubs" on the outsole, which are reminiscent of a cleat-like shoe for a better grip. Unlike all-court/hard-court shoes, these cannot be used on any other surfaces except omni/artificial grass courts.