Cushion shoes.... unlike my Nike

[Vitaly Evchenkov]

Hello,

I have been playing while wearing Nike tennis shoes on hardcourts for the past couple of years.
After playing, the soles of my feet hurt. maybe lack of arch support? or lack of cushion?
If I wear my Saucony running shoes, my feet don't hurt.
But my Saucony Jazz shoes are retros with giant cushion and no lateral stability and I will either roll my ankle or fall or trip with these things.

So I am looking for a "tennis" shoe with lots of soft cushion and arch support that has lateral stability and doesn't ride quite as high of the ground.

I used to wear Barricades(1st gen), and they seemed a lot better on my feet than my Nike Resolves/Vapors......

 

[kchau]

kswiss ultrascender

 

[snoflewis]

reebok match day pumps are considered to be the most cushioned shoe out right now...and at the price of $50..i'd definitely give them a try

 

[blubber]

Reebok Netmasters have fantastic cushoning.

 

[bio]

the soles of your feet where? if it is right below the toes then it is lack of arch support and all you have to do is buy some insoles from NB