Fuzzy Dunlop
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Mens still "coming soon" for meWomens version is live now.
so is the Mens
Mens still "coming soon" for meWomens version is live now.
so is the Mens
Has anyone played with the "carpet" version of this shoe? I mostly play on hardcourt but what surface would this sole be used on, surely not clay or grass?
*For some reason I can't attach a pic but they're a smooth sole with virtually no texture. It's on the NDC uk site HERE
I also wore a 10 in the Vapor 9.5s, X, and X Knits. I have four pairs of the Pros in size 10 and no issues. Would say they just barely loosen up, but not enough as to create slippage or a lack of confidence when I'm moving.Could someone experienced with these shoes give me some sizing advice? I have a low-volume, flat foot, and I'm prone to heel slip and sliding around in shoes. The Vapor X (and 9.5) in a size 10 was perfect for me -- it was narrow in the midfoot for the first couple of matches, then broke in to grip me perfectly, with no slipping whatsoever. I've tried on the Vapor Pro in both a 10 and a 9.5. The 10 feels very comfortable walking around my living room, more comfortable than the Vapor X out of the box, but I'm conscious of the extra space up front and worried that when it breaks in it will be too roomy. The 9.5 feels tight in the midfoot the same way the Vapor X does in a 10, but also tight in the toe box. I'm worried that I'll end up jamming my toes if I go with that one. Both of them have a little bit of heel slip that makes me nervous, too, but I hope it would go away in break in.
So -- how much does this thing open up after playing with it for a while, and where? Do I go with the one that's kinda tight, or the one that's almost a little loose?
I sized up .5 to 11.5 because I double sock when I play. The pair I have are from May 2021 and after 7 months of use 80% of the time I play they still feel somewhat snug in the toe box for a while when I FIRST put them on. They are comfortable and after a few minutes it's not so "tight" anymore but they've retained their original shape mostly. That's to say that for all the loosening that's certainly happened to them it's not really in the toebox. I can wear a single sock with them too and it doesn't feel like my feet are swimming in there. My arch is high so my biggest gripe with footwear is the fit on the top or throat. These were tight out the box up there and the laces were too short. If I use all the eyelets I can only realistically tie them using one bunny ear instead of two. Overall the shoe is pretty broken in but it hasn't necessarily expanded much even after all the use, it'll just soften up some if that makes sense - it'll feel broken in more so than slacky. I'd say regrdless what size you go with whatever space you feel between the tips of your toes and the end of the shoe isn't going to increase much if at all. Certainly not enough to jam or hurt yourself.Could someone experienced with these shoes give me some sizing advice? I have a low-volume, flat foot, and I'm prone to heel slip and sliding around in shoes. The Vapor X (and 9.5) in a size 10 was perfect for me -- it was narrow in the midfoot for the first couple of matches, then broke in to grip me perfectly, with no slipping whatsoever. I've tried on the Vapor Pro in both a 10 and a 9.5. The 10 feels very comfortable walking around my living room, more comfortable than the Vapor X out of the box, but I'm conscious of the extra space up front and worried that when it breaks in it will be too roomy. The 9.5 feels tight in the midfoot the same way the Vapor X does in a 10, but also tight in the toe box. I'm worried that I'll end up jamming my toes if I go with that one. Both of them have a little bit of heel slip that makes me nervous, too, but I hope it would go away in break in.
So -- how much does this thing open up after playing with it for a while, and where? Do I go with the one that's kinda tight, or the one that's almost a little loose?
I'd compare the Vapor Pro to the Solution Speeds. The Court FF2 has more cushioning and is a generally beefier shoe.How does the sizing compare to Asics court ff 2? I wear a size 9 in those.. the cheaper price is tempting me to try it out.
Well, I'll chime in to thank Zinge and FuzzyDunlop and then try to answer TravelBuddha's question. Z and FD, I appreciate the advice to stick with the Vapor X size. Unfortunately, it didn't quite work out for me. I took the same size as my Vapor X's out on the court, and there was definitely more volume to the shoe. I have a very low arch and low-volume foot, so I need a snug, adjustable fit, and the Vapor Pro couldn't do it. I was sliding around in the shoe and could never get comfortable. It did seem to mold to my foot a bit as I played, so the situation improved after a couple of matches, but not to the point I was comfortable sticking with it. Luckily, I ordered from a place that will take returns even if they're used. I also tried on a half-size down from my Vapor Xs, and they were pretty tight on the toes. I think they might have broken in and worked if I had gone with them, but I didn't want to take the chance. I'm going to try to find a different shoe after many happy pairs of Vapors.
So, TravelBuddha -- if you have a low-volume foot, and heel slip or sliding in a shoe are often problems for you, then I would consider sizing down in the Vapor Pro. If you have a thicker foot and a high instep, I would stick with the same size, and you'll probably be very happy. Either way, order from somewhere with a good return policy.
too bad the Nike Air Oscillates are no longer available, they fit me pretty good as i used them until they were no longer availableThanks for the info. I managed to find both sizes at a local shop. The 10 fits much better. I don't know what it was about the Vapor X, but the feel I got from the Vapor Pro's reminded me a lot of the Oscillate.
man they are really pushing clean look on these.. they all are white (mostly) with swoosh different colors... I loved that summer Olympics one but it never got released to mortals... they need to do some crazy color combos on these... love the vapors.
its been years since i wore the Asics FF2, i usually wore the GR series, but the FF2 fit me pretty wellI'd compare the Vapor Pro to the Solution Speeds. The Court FF2 has more cushioning and is a generally beefier shoe.
Sizing wise, I wear 9.5 in both Court FF2 and the Vapor Pro.
Did you also find them to run long?I think you would be very interested in the Fusion Rev 4's.
Did you also find them to run long?
Im asking regarding the length of the FR4 not width thoughThe original Yonex power cushion pro from 2014 was an amazing shoe and was a good fit for my wide feet. But every Yonex I have tried since then has run too narrow for me.
I'm hoping that changes with the Power Cushion Eclipsion 4.
Im asking regarding the length of the FR4 not width though
But length wise it was true to size right? Disregarding widthIf I had sized up to meet my width, they would have run long.
yepBut length wise it was true to size right? Disregarding width
It runs at least a half size large, very long and narrow and I have pretty narrow feet.
If I could, I would not be harassing you with these annoying questions. Not sold in Canada and if it doesn't fit I have to pay international shipping both waysSizing is tricky. I think you might need to try a pair on, sir.
If I could, I would not be harassing you with these annoying questions. Not sold in Canada and if it doesn't fit I have to pay international shipping both ways
The GP in size 12 was too squishy vertically (push down on toes from the top) and the 12.5 had heel slippageGo with the GP Turbos mate. Nike stores should be prevalent in Canada. You can go in personally and dial-in the size with no guesswork.
I don't mind a clean design, my last pair of Vapor X's I am using are the all white with the blue stripes near the top and red outsole.Interesting that you might say that. I am so glad that Nike are finally going back to a more clean looking shoe. It very much reminds me of the "glory days" from 2004-2009, when the Vapor was at its best. The last couple of years were shocking to say the least colourwise, with funky colours that just didn't match at all. I hope we don't see that again for the next 10 years
Yeah those blue ones are really good!!Très chic!!
Are these available already?Looks like they ARE a retail version for clay!