Shoes That Have A Comfy Toe Box

[mahut21]

Hey Guys,
I was wondering if you guys could give me some suggestions on some shoes that have a pretty wide toe box. I been having painful pinching in my big toes.

Thanks From Mahut :)

[ThePro101]

I haven't played in them for years, but look at the Prince collection - they use to have extremely comfortable toe-boxes on their shoes.

[bad_call]

try the Prince T9s...they work for me.

[str33t]

Nike Breathe Free II's have a pretty wide toe box. In my old Barricade 4's I could barely move my toes. In my Breathe Free II's I can sorta shift my foot around in the toe box.

[fabulousfab]

Nike Breathe Free II's have a pretty wide toe box. In my old Barricade 4's I could barely move my toes. In my Breathe Free II's I can sorta shift my foot around in the toe box.

nicolas, try the Babolat Propulse Propulse or the Babolat Team All Court 3

[rasajadad]

Adidas B-III's....

[Geezer Guy]

New Balance 1200's - most comfortable tennis shoe I've ever owned. Very durable too.

[master_stringer_mitchy]

babolat propulse are the best. laces go quite low down as well so you can adjust it within reason.

[OzNQc]

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[AmericanTemplar]

I think that the first Nike Cages have a fairly wide toe box.

[dsmercado]

I'm currently wearing the Breathe Free II's and the Cage I's. Both have comfy toe boxes for my size 14 feet. I think the Cage I's are slightly roomier.

[AmericanTemplar]

I'm currently wearing the Breathe Free II's and the Cage I's. Both have comfy toe boxes for my size 14 feet. I think the Cage I's are slightly roomier.

Yep, I've worn both & now I'm onto the Cage II's & I agree that the Cage I has the roomiest toe box of the lot.

[dsmercado]

Yep, I've worn both & now I'm onto the Cage II's & I agree that the Cage I has the roomiest toe box of the lot.

What do you think of the Cage II's? I found them a little too snug and stiff. I wore them for a while but they just never became comfy for me. I played 15-20 hours with them, walked around with them, etc. I figured that was enough of a break in period. :)

I ended up getting the BF II's to replace them.

[thejuice]

I'm currently wearing the Breathe Free II's and the Cage I's. Both have comfy toe boxes for my size 14 feet. I think the Cage I's are slightly roomier.

Another size 14 that totally agrees with you. I have two pair of BF II's and two pair of Cage I's.

[El Guapo]

Yonex 304 have amazing cushioning and wide toe boxes. The new Wilson Opens are also wide in the toe box. Both are likely to be more comfortable than the Cage II or any Babolat.

[AmericanTemplar]

What do you think of the Cage II's? I found them a little too snug and stiff. I wore them for a while but they just never became comfy for me. I played 15-20 hours with them, walked around with them, etc. I figured that was enough of a break in period. :)

I ended up getting the BF II's to replace them.

They're nothing special. Not that bad, but not as good as the first Cage's or the BFII's.

[ThePro101]

Found what I was thinking of...

Look at the Prince NFS (Natural Foot Shape) series

[slice bh compliment]

Babolat All Court III.

Less so on the Propulse, unless you skip the bottom eyelets.

[fuzz nation]

Prince shoes with the NFS design are great for accomodating my toes, but right now I've got a pair of Diadora Speed Fires and there's no extra space up front in those.

[hollywood9826]

I say New Balances tend to have rommy toe-boxes.

[TennezSport]

For width selections in shoes I do not think you can get better than New Balance shoes. You might also try the new Yonex or Prince shoes as they have a good sized toe box and great cushioning. Another selection might be the new Babolat or Head shoes which also have wider boxes. Good luck.

TennezSport :cool: