Adidas Climacool Feather Iv Tennis

For a good tennis player, the foot is more immediate than his mind. It seems as if the foot has it is own intelligence to act upon the bouncing needs. As Tennis needs a lot of side to side motion and forward and backwards movements on the court, it’s very necessary that the tennis shoes you wear for your game keeps your feet comfortable. There are a large total of shoe brands for tennis shoes that cluster the market for being noticed like Adidas, Fila, Lotto, Prince, Yonex, Babolat, Head, New Balance, Reebok….. the list goes on.

Here are three best pairs of shoes from three widely known and esteemed brands:

Nike Air Zoom Mystify III

Imagine shoes being designed just for the needs of a pro, then the Mystify line of Nike is the definitive answer. Many top masters wear Mystify III, including Maria Sharapova and Daniela Hantuchova. Like those pros, this shoe brings performance, glamour and high style to the courts.

Beauty of the Mystify is not just skin deep alone. Underneath the shining cosmetics is a powerful engineering to fetch players’ feet closer to the ground for optimal feel and maneuverability: Nike’s Zoom Air. The Momentum Control System keeps the shoe stable and offers optimal ease and performance. To give an added performance feel, Nike’s Contour Speed Fit allows the shoe to conform to the foot, giving each player a glove like fit.

Adidas CC Feather 2 Remix

Once again, Adidas brings back the ordinary CC Feather II in this stimulating Remix color. CC Feather is one of the best speed oriented shoe available for clay court besides having a glamorous look. The ClimaCool Feather II is a lightweight performance shoe which combines match day performance with the ease and durability necessitated for long training sessions. Advanced chassis design promotes air flow to keep your feet cool when the action gets hot. This shoe is a popular choice on the pro tour for the duration of the clay court season. Pro players who used this shoe on clay included Marat Safin, Guillermo Coria and Tim Henman.

Prince OC-1 Men’s Shoes

Prince’s M-Series had a great last and has gained a huge reputation for it. And now built on the same last as the M-Series, the OC-I provides Optimum Cushioning supplying more room for a more universal fit while bettering on the Precision Tube Technology. The shape of the tubes has been more or less varied by Prince to round rather of oval for more effecient cushioning. Use of lighter gauge Precision Tubes for a softer, more cushioned ride is one of the killer feature of OC-I. An AirMesh tongue and breathable synthetic upper allows feet to breathe and combines with a DriLex lining for lasting ease for the duration of long matches. Lastly, Prince’s Goodyear Max outsole features a 6-month durability guarantee!

Adidas Climacool Feather Iv Tennis

The Adidas ClimaCool CC Feather IV is a sharp update to the CC Feather III and proceeds into 2010 with use of a lightweight midfoot rib chassis and vented ClimaCool sock liner to channel airflow. Lighter-weight, more-breathable substitute to the Adidas Barricade. An outstanding all-court shoe, with exceptionally high performance on clay.

Color: Running White/ Noble Ink/Acid Buzz

Upper:ClimaCool® upper provides 360-degree cooling for the entire foot.

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Awesome shoe
By John
I’ve been an Adidas wearer since the 70′s, and even now compare fit and ease of any new shoe to the venerable Stan Smith. Well, the ClimaCool Feather IV is a winner. I purchased a pair for a grass court tournament at the Longwood Club in Boston, and they performed very well. Good traction on the grass (dedicated grass court shoes were not permitted there). I’ve also had good performance on clay.

Caution, however. On hard courts, exceptionally more abrasive surfaces, the sole will wear quickly. Playing 4-5 days/week, I’m guessing that they’d lasta couple months before the soles would be worn through. My Barricades are much more immune to wear, and have been going string for 6 months now.

I’m presently wearing a pair as casual shoes because of their walking comfort, but will use them on the court the next time clay or grass comes calling.

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