ASICS Women's Gel Resolution 4 Tennis Shoe

Yes. Its a shoe, but the design is just off. I think if you have long narrow feet and particularly long first and second toes it may fit well but otherwise it looks like a pixie shoe. The foot bed is very hard and unaccommodating and as long as it is in the toe, it is wide in the foot. I realize that I may have ordered my regular size and this shoe fits a little bigger, but this is a disproportionate amount of difference. I really don't like this shoe and I gave them a shot, literally out on the court thinking that inside is not a court despite how weird they actually look. They were worse on the court. I now have a medium priced shoe that I cannot use, will donate them. I am not sure if I am doing anyone a favor, but at least they will be free. Very disappointed in these shoes.

These are the best shoes I've used for tennis and plan to only wear this style as long as ASICS makes it. The shoes are nice and flat on the bottom, so you have a lot of stability on the court yet the support inside the shoe is fantastic. I routinely walk the two miles to and from my court and my feet are still happy after walking and playing all day.Although the shoes have a lot of leather on them, there is a lot of exposed mesh, so the shoes breathe really well. I typically wear a size 9 in most shoes and these size 9s fit perfectly. I have just a hair of extra room at the toe, but it isn't enough to make me feel I need to go down a size. The sole is mostly white with a bit of grey but will not mark up the court.

The Asics Gel Resolution 4 has been my court shoe of choice for the past 6 months. I'd worn the Adidas Barricade 2s for several years and was looking for a lighter shoe that still offered great support. After researching and trying several new shoes I chose the Asics Gel Resolution. In the past I've had foot problems but have not had even a twinge of discomfort while wearing the Asics. This will sound silly, but I think I am a bit faster on the court in my new shoes. I just ordered a new pair so I felt comfortable writing a five star review. I have a narrow foot and found the Asics to fit true to size. If you are looking for a new tennis shoe, give these a try!

I tried the ASICS , because that is the brand I use for fitness training. I've only been playing with them a couple of weeks, but love them. They felt great first day, no pinching or sore spots, no tired feet when done. I've had my prince shoes over a year, and they still kill my feet :( Will have to see how they hold up over time. They feel lighter than my others, but if my feet feel great, then I would rather replace them more often if needed. We'll see :)

Runs a tad on the larger side. I felt very insecure at first, because I used to wear adidas Barricades, which are very substantial. Unfortunately they changed their fit, so I tried these. So comfortable and light! It may not be a shoe for somebody, who has ankle problems and needs a lot of support for tennis. They obviously come from running shoe designs. I'll buy them again, just half a size smaller.

I am an AISCS fan for cross trainers and tennis shoes, though in general I feel like the tennis products break down pretty fast. It is one of the more comfortable tennis shoes on the market. I have very painful feet from foot surgeries; so I use this shoe when I am going to play a very hardcore singles match. But I do not use it to do my drills as I am trying to extend the life of the shoe. If they lasted longer I would only buy ASICS.

These shoes are so supportive, especially in the heal, I do not wake up with heal pain anymore after playing tennis for hours, I would recommend them to anyone that is an active tennis player for inside our outside playing. There is just the perfect amount of cushioning in the heal and front on the ball of my foot, but not too much.

tried these on fit was good have not worn them yet still have a another pair of asics I'm using. I bought these to have on hand for when it is time to replace older pair