With many different models and brands of shoes, it is hard to know which to choose. To help you find the perfect tennis shoe the pdhsports.com tennis experts have chosen our Top 10 Tennis Shoes of 2023.
A clear customer favourite, the Asics Resolution series has been our bestselling intermediate shoe for years! With an improved midsole and ASICS's patented Gel Cushioning system providing optimal comfort, the latest version of the Gel Resolution 9 is the one of the highest performing shoes of 2023. Using PGuard technology you can be assured that these shoes also offer fantastic protection and durability in the key areas. Also available in White Black, Hot Pink Black and Women's White Amethyst.
Reasons to buy: You're looking for a fantastic shoe offering cushioning, support and durability.
Reasons not to buy: You're more budget conscious. Try the Asics Gel Dedicate 8 instead!
The Wilson Rush Pro 4.0 is the perfect shoe for the attacking baseline player. With the 4D Support Chassis, this shoe is designed to propel you to reach every shot whilst also adding lateral stability. The Energy Cell technology uses a lightweight EVA foam to help you move quickly whilst still offering great cushioning. Also available in a Clay version which can be used on sand-based and padel courts: Rush Pro 4.0 Clay.
Reasons to buy: You want a well cushioned shoe that offers great stability.
Reasons not to buy: You prefer a low to the ground feel.
With Lightstrike cushioning, the distinctive Adidas Adizero Ubersonic feels very lightweight on the foot but still offers great cushioning and support. It has a stretch-woven upper to provide a sock-like fit whilst the external heel counter keeps your foot locked in place so you can move confidently to your next shot!
Reasons to buy: You're searching for a good-looking shoe which will give you a secure fit and support quick movements.
Reasons not to buy: You're new to the game and looking for a shoe to get you started.
With a lightweight Mesh upper, the Adidas Defiant Speed is a great choice for the regular player looking for a brilliantly priced shoe that performs well. It has a flexible Bounce midsole to cushion your landing, whilst the Adiwear outsole increases durability. Also available in Women's.
Reasons to buy: You're a fast, attacking player looking for an agile, performance shoe to match which stands out from the crowd!
Reasons not to buy: You're a beginner looking for a shoe under £50. Try the Adidas GameCourt 2.0!
Designed in collaboration with Michelin for maximum durability. Always popular with our customers, the 2023 Babolat Jet Mach 3 is lighter than previous models to allow for quicker and more precise movements. With Matryx® technology to offer improved stability and cushioning.
Reasons to buy: You're looking for fantastic traction and have a wider foot!
Reasons not to buy: You're looking all these features plus even more support. Why not check out the Babolat Propulse Fury 3.
With Asics' Trusstic technology, the Asics Gel Challenger 14 offers excellent grip and helps to prevent twisting in the midsole. An anti-gravel tongue helps prevent debris from entering the shoe. With a rubber outsole which makes it suitable for all court types. Also available in Women's.
Reasons to buy: You're looking for a classic looking shoe with great feel!
Reasons not to buy: You're happy to spend more on the top performance model. Check out the Asics Gel Solution Speed FF 2!
The K-Swiss Defier RS is one of our best selling wide fitting shoes, which many customers buy year after year. With a classic partly leather construction and TecTuff high-abrasion material for great durability. The Aosta 7.0 Herringbone outsole means these shoes are suitable for all court types, especially clay or sand-based courts. Also available in White Black and White Sachet Pink for Women.
Reasons to buy: You're looking for a durable shoe with a wide fit.
Reasons not to buy: You're looking for a lightweight shoe for quick movements. Chech out the K-Swiss Hypercourt Express 2.
A great choice for all player types, the K-Swiss Express Light 3 has lots of great technologies for a brilliant price. With an updated upper and TPU shank, this shoe offers great stability and performance, whilst maintaining the fit and comfort of the previous model. This shoe is also available with a Herringbone sole for clay/sand-based court: K-Swiss Express Light 3 HB and Women's: K-Swiss Express Light 3 HB.
Reasons to buy: You're looking for a lightweight shoe with great cushioning and feel.
Reasons not to buy: You're looking for a premium shoe and are happy to pay a little more to get a top of range model.
The Babolat Jet Tere is a great choice for the quick moving player. This shoe uses the Michelin Sole for increased resistance to increase the lifespan of your shoes, whilst the KPR-S technology in the heel gives a comfortable feel and softer impact. Also available in Women's.
Reasons to buy: You're looking for a low profile, lightweight shoe.
Reasons not to buy: You have a wider foot. Why not check out the Babolat Jet Mach 3 Wide?
If you're just starting out at tennis, then the Wilson Kaos Stroke 2.0 is a great choice. The mesh upper offers great breathability whilst still being extremely lightweight. A high density rubber outsole improves traction whilst also increasing durability. Also availalble in White Peacoat colourway.
Reasons to buy: You're just starting your tennis career and looking for a great priced shoe!
Reasons not to buy: You've been playing for a while and are looking for an even more advanced shoe to help you take your game to the next level.
A UK size 8 was used for the weight of one shoe given above. Weights may vary slightly. Prices may change from the time of publication.
17 May 2023