ON (The Roger) tennis shoes

PistolPete23

Hall of Fame
Cheaper than the Roger Pros. Is it a takedown?

ON The Roger Clubhouse Pro

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Definitely looks like a takedown model. Interesting though that it has the cloud cushioning system in the heel. Do you know how much it costs?
 

rktt

New User
I believe that is the takedown version from the new The Roger Pro 2. I've seen them both in prototype forms but haven't worn them. I think we'll see the new Roger Pro 2 around Indian Wells time if not before. Very similar to the first one. In this instance the take down version will actually last a lot longer as it should have traditional herringbone on the bottoms.
 

PistolPete23

Hall of Fame
I believe that is the takedown version from the new The Roger Pro 2. I've seen them both in prototype forms but haven't worn them. I think we'll see the new Roger Pro 2 around Indian Wells time if not before. Very similar to the first one. In this instance the take down version will actually last a lot longer as it should have traditional herringbone on the bottoms.
I hope they made the last less wide, or at least offer multiple width options. I feel like the first model was built off of Roger's foot, and he seems to have a really wide forefoot.
 

fox

Professional
This and their top model are going to struggle until they develop something better. If anyone can get GR8 in 100-150$ range or FF3 in similar prices then it’s hard to see why go for ONs. Unless they come up with a real premium shoe that matches the price.
 

rktt

New User
I'm trying to recall. But I believe the clubhouse pro is basically the ON Roger Spin upper on a traditional tennis outsole. Meant for high level rec play, but nothing super serious. The new Roger Pro is supposed to be similar to the previous Nike Vapor 8.

I was told that the production models are both going to be quite wide in the toe box and forefoot. This is based off my meeting with an ON rep.
 

thefederman

Rookie
I'm trying to recall. But I believe the clubhouse pro is basically the ON Roger Spin upper on a traditional tennis outsole. Meant for high level rec play, but nothing super serious. The new Roger Pro is supposed to be similar to the previous Nike Vapor 8.

I was told that the production models are both going to be quite wide in the toe box and forefoot. This is based off my meeting with an ON rep.
Vapor 8 is an interesting choice given that Roger never fully committed to it and that I don’t recall being as popular as the Vapor 6 or 9 models
 

rktt

New User
I'm probably wrong then on what model it was. I'm not a big Nike guy. But the rep definitely said it was based off Rogers favorite iteration of the vapor, an earlier model.
Vapor 8 is an interesting choice given that Roger never fully committed to it and that I don’t recall being as popular as the Vapor 6 or 9 models
 

thefederman

Rookie
I'm probably wrong then on what model it was. I'm not a big Nike guy. But the rep definitely said it was based off Rogers favorite iteration of the vapor, an earlier model.
Based on the upper present on Shelton’s I’d say it looks based on the 6
 

tennistiger

Professional
It has a bit of 90s look. But lets talk about when they are available. May be the Cloud Tec makes this softer in comparison to the harsh Pro and if the stability is the same why do not take this? Sole looks good for clay.
 

airchallenge2

Hall of Fame
It has a bit of 90s look. But lets talk about when they are available. May be the Cloud Tec makes this softer in comparison to the harsh Pro and if the stability is the same why do not take this? Sole looks good for clay.
Hard to see this sole good for clay with that big cavity in the midfoot. It looks like it is going to collect half a pound of dirt each time one slides on the court.
 

Mjleon25

New User
Also interested! Controversial opinion but I like the fits, especially the pink one
Should be coming out on March 19th or 21st!

They also have the Roger Pro Advantage coming out which is a level below the clubhouse pro I believe. They’re not that different from the original models. Feel nice to play in them.
 

libel

New User
On a separate note, excited for the apparel + shoe launch. The all white looks great. Hoping we get some of the pink accented clothing/shoes that we see Iga and Fonseca rocking
 

Chairman3

Hall of Fame
So are these actually worth it? For the price are they actually premium and appreciably better than other shoes?
Digging the new clay court colorway, and mostly play on clay, but really trying to talk myself out of it. (Someone help :laughing:)
 

mpournaras

Hall of Fame
So are these actually worth it? For the price are they actually premium and appreciably better than other shoes?
Digging the new clay court colorway, and mostly play on clay, but really trying to talk myself out of it. (Someone help :laughing:)
They are a bit like a formula 1 car. Very comfy for the relatively low amount of cushioning it has. Great grip/slide balance. Light. Amazing court feel...

All at the cost of price and durability.

This would be an ideal match day shoe but practice in something less pricey. Tough to beat the performance but that level of performance is unattainable by a large number of recreational players. Or you can just cough up because we like Fed :)
 

Chairman3

Hall of Fame
They are a bit like a formula 1 car. Very comfy for the relatively low amount of cushioning it has. Great grip/slide balance. Light. Amazing court feel...

All at the cost of price and durability.

This would be an ideal match day shoe but practice in something less pricey. Tough to beat the performance but that level of performance is unattainable by a large number of recreational players. Or you can just cough up because we like Fed :)
At least, since I'm on clay, durability probably is a bit better than hard court.

The width worries me, I don't really have wide feet and obviously people purport they're designed for Fed and, ergo, wide because his feet are.
 

mpournaras

Hall of Fame
At least, since I'm on clay, durability probably is a bit better than hard court.

The width worries me, I don't really have wide feet and obviously people purport they're designed for Fed and, ergo, wide because his feet are.
Buy them and try them on!
 

fox

Professional
So are these actually worth it? For the price are they actually premium and appreciably better than other shoes?
Digging the new clay court colorway, and mostly play on clay, but really trying to talk myself out of it. (Someone help :laughing:)
For sure additional 20-50$ over something like FF3/GR9 is not reasonable.
 

beachbroken

New User
Seeing all the models and colorways....
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I thought it was weird that the shoes Iga and Ben wear are clearly not the new clubhouse model. They wear the model that looks like the pink/orange ones on the bottom row. I reached out to ON and surprisingly they told me I should “be on the lookout in May”. Could these be the Roger Pro 2? If so, I might save my money and wait a bit
 
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