Storm_Kyori
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I sometimes find myself debating between the two when purchasing something to use out in the court. My problem has always been that tennis shoes feel really clanky, bulky like I'm wearing working boots. Of course after the break-in they feel decent. The problem with running shoes is since they weren't designed with sliding and toe draging they can get pretty tore-up.
I was wondering if anyone else has this problem and what kind of shoes you get. My last tennis shoes was the Babolat All Team 3. They were good shoes didn't wear-out to fast, but my little toe would get jammed and would start to hurt. Also I walk mostly on my outer side of my feet so the inside is like new, but the outside heel area is like totally worn out.
I guess what I'm looking for is a shoe with good cushining, light weight, but not too light that they get don't get enough love out on the court, and is a nice looking shoe. I like the feel of running shoes, but I need something that will stand the occassional toe drag. I was looking into the new Asics what do you guys think.
~K
I was wondering if anyone else has this problem and what kind of shoes you get. My last tennis shoes was the Babolat All Team 3. They were good shoes didn't wear-out to fast, but my little toe would get jammed and would start to hurt. Also I walk mostly on my outer side of my feet so the inside is like new, but the outside heel area is like totally worn out.
I guess what I'm looking for is a shoe with good cushining, light weight, but not too light that they get don't get enough love out on the court, and is a nice looking shoe. I like the feel of running shoes, but I need something that will stand the occassional toe drag. I was looking into the new Asics what do you guys think.
~K