I think they're badass.
EXACTLY! I'm actually pumped when I think about OM's reputation for cushioning as well.Yeah, some of us don't want to look like clowns on court as some of the tennis shoes and apparel manufacturers seem to think. A neutral shoe with slight colour accents that goes with most decent clothes is a very welcome thing, as long as it fits and does its job. Actually some of us have wanted something like that for years, but no one was able to provide it.
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EXACTLY! I'm actually pumped when I think about OM's reputation for cushioning as well.
And, just to add, I really don't want a six-month sole guarantee. When I grew up playing tennis, that's how you knew you needed a new pair; the soles wore out. You can't see your midsole (cushioning) wear out and now that I'm an old man, my knees have to tell me. NOT GOOD!Yes, we will see what they did with the shoe, once it is out, but I am mildly optimistic. Obviously, the fit will be a major point, so I really really hope that they have made notes and will sell normal and wide options. I don't ask for much more. I don't care, if they sell the same shoe for 5 years. As long as it fits, is cushioned, and is stable enough, I will be a customer.
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Small aside, rewatching again, did anyone else notice the snub or non-acknowledgement from Thiem at the beginning there?Here's the link where you can clearly see the ON tennis shoes. It's official Go to 1:20 to see it
For Uniqlo, that stuff was in the pipeline and done long before the RF was settled. I'd expect to see it at maybe W or the USO latest. For the R* logo, dunno. If I was Fed, I'd have the RF on my sleeve, shoe, and while we're at it, the throat of the Wilson, just above the grip.I find it so odd that fed still hasn't figured out his RF logo situation. In the practice video I shared there is no RF logo but instead the R logo from "The Roger" shoe and then uniqlo still isn't including the RF logo on his clothing except the hat.
For Uniqlo, that stuff was in the pipeline and done long before the RF was settled. I'd expect to see it at maybe W or the USO latest. For the R* logo, dunno. If I was Fed, I'd have the RF on my sleeve, shoe, and while we're at it, the throat of the Wilson, just above the grip.
if you look, thiem raised his hand to say hi. you can see the sliver of green when he raised his hand along with his shoeSmall aside, rewatching again, did anyone else notice the snub or non-acknowledgement from Thiem at the beginning there?
The "Roger Pro." Initially not for public sale:
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Roger Federer Debuts The Roger Pro, An On-Court Tennis Shoe From The Running Brand On
The latest Roger Federer On shoe moves from the streets to the courts, giving the Swiss brand its first on-court tennis sneaker and pushes the Federer sneaker line into performance.www.forbes.com
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watching the match vs Evans now. the new shoes looking good. kinda like the green outfit too.
Well that's sad.Just did a search. According to the website I read which details new shoe drops, the On Federer is a one-off at present. On may release tennis-centric products going forward. The verbiage made it sound like a decision hasn't been made yet.
Of course they will. They're a relatively small player in this, and you don't leave that kinda money on the table. The casual line is out there; expect this at retail by Wimbledon or the USO.Just did a search. According to the website I read which details new shoe drops, the On Federer is a one-off at present. On may release tennis-centric products going forward. The verbiage made it sound like a decision hasn't been made yet.
what kind of cushioning does this have? is it really responsive ?The "Roger Pro." Initially not for public sale:
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Roger Federer Debuts The Roger Pro, An On-Court Tennis Shoe From The Running Brand On
The latest Roger Federer On shoe moves from the streets to the courts, giving the Swiss brand its first on-court tennis sneaker and pushes the Federer sneaker line into performance.www.forbes.com
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Oh yeah, you mean just like Under Armour did with Andy Murray's shoe? I got it......Of course they will. They're a relatively small player in this, and you don't leave that kinda money on the table. The casual line is out there; expect this at retail by Wimbledon or the USO.
Murray doesn't have quite the brand cache that Fed has.Oh yeah, you mean just like Under Armour did with Andy Murray's shoe? I got it......
No argument there, but he had enough cache that Under Armour spent 2 years developing a shoe for him (that they didn't retail). The only two male pros I saw wear them were Andy and Jamie.Murray doesn't have quite the brand cache that Fed has.
this is 100 % carbon fiber .... sounds uncomfortable
That resembles Yonex's clay court sole. If that is the true sole, I wonder if it'll be an all surface one... Will it work on grass?
Look closely and you can see the carbon fibre shank...beautiful weave! Many aspects copied from the Vapors unsurprisingly.
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