Mizuno Mens Wave Enforce Court Ac Mens Tennis Shoe

These shoes are so comfortable, great traction on the court. Easy to get into a slide if you need to. This is the second pair I’ve purchased. Read more

imo, this shoe represents a welcome relief to the court shoe market which if filled w/ narrow heavy and uncomfortable shoes. The Enforce is super light (A+), stable (A+) and comfortable (A-). For me, i'm looking for a TOPO style toe box on an otherwise normal width shoe. That said, this shoe is one of the best options i've found so far. Comfort could be an A+ if the toe box were just a tad wider, more of an anatomical shape (just in the forefoot) for those of us that like our toes to have ample room to splay out a bit and not be jammed, even a little. Lateral stability in the rest of the shoe feels great! Highly recommend this shoe. I'll be getting more of these. Read more

This is very light on foot, snug but comfortable fit. Traction is very good and does not need any break-in. I played with it first time and did not feel it like I am wearing a new shoe (in a good way). You can feel how light it is while running around the court. The outsole feels durable. And while the midsole feels "hard" when pressing with your fingers and when you wear them it does not feel bouncy, during actual use and play it is very comfortable running and sprinting, jumping and stopping. Somehow my knees l better after a match wearing these than wearing my other shoes (fresh foam/fuel cell/wilson). The color is nice I got complements right away without telling anyone I am wearing something new. The only issue is that if you don't use the last eyelet (for a runner's know), the back foot can feel loose and feels unsecure like your foot can slip out of the shoe (bad). So a runner's knot solves that problem and I did not feel concerned about it at all during play after doing that. This is the "lite" version of the shoe. Obviously, the "tour" version is a tad bit heavier almost unnoticeable though and feels more secure (I tried both). It is also more expensive, and harder to get now in some sizes and preferred colors, but this "lite" version has most of it's features and more than good enough for recreational / club tennis. Read more

Thought I’d come and give these shoes a review. I play about 3 times per week. These are by far my favorite pb shoe. Great traction, agility and light weight. Tread durability also is exceeding my expectations. I’m going to grab another pair. Read more

These shoes are very comfy out of the box. Although they don't feel very agile or with firm support, they lean towards a comfy walking shoe almost. They fit a little on the snug side. Overall with the sale price I feel like they are worth it, good value. Read more

These shoes weren’t sticking to my surfboard very well, and they’re also difficult to swim in if you get thrashed. Luckily, I happened to wear them once during a pre-surf pickleball session and it turns out they make for excellent court shoes. Read more

I bought these to play pickleball. They were on a shortlist of recommended sneakers for arthritic knees and these didn’t disappoint. There was no break-in period and were extremely comfortable from the very beginning. The fit was plush and secure but not snug with a generous toe box. They provide stability, excellent impact protection and responsive cushion without being chunky. They feel very light and well balanced. Played for 2 hours straight and no foot or knee pain at the end or the following day. I’m looking to get a second pair to alternate. Read more

I’ve had a variety of tennis shoes (and for pickle ball too), and the Mizuno shoes are the best! They are lightweight, supportive, and comfortable for 3+ hours on the court. If I’m hitting any balls I’m wearing these shoes. As an assistant high school coach I spend the majority of my time observing, instructing, and drills, so I’ll wear running shoes. The Mizunos have sufficient heel and midsole comfort. The sole is designed for hard courts, but work well on clay (green) courts too. Read more