PRINCE T22 Men`s Team Tennis Shoes White Royal Blue

Prior to this shoe, I owned the T10s and they were great. I found that the reviews were phenominal on the T22 and tried it. Now, I have this shoe in 4 different colors. They are very comfortable, long lasting, great looking and come with a wear warranty, how great is that I didnt know there was a warranty on sports shoes. There has never been a problem with any pair purchased. Great job with this one Prince.

Shoes bought for my 14 year old son. He loves the fit. Most important for me, the wear and tear is great. They are also ventilated so that his stinky feet do not smell as much as usual. He picked out the shoe and is totally happy.

Seems to be a durable shoe with good arch and heel support. Lateral stability is fair to good. The heel collar is rather soft, so that contributes to the shoe not garnering solid good marks on lateral stability. Wear seems decent, but have only worn the shoe for a month, playing twice a week.

I'm on my second set of these shoes. My wife bought me my first pair on a recommendation from a handful of local tennis pros. These shoes lasted me a whole year of playing at least once a week for 90 minutes mostly on high-sand content hard courts that are extremely hard on shoes. I finally retired them when it was clear the sole and support were worn out. I immediately bought a new pair. I have a borderline wide foot and appreciate shoes with a wider toe box, which this shoe has. The sizing seems to be accurate. I measure at 9.5 and that’s the size that fits me best without my toes hitting the front or pinching on the outside of my feet. I can see why the pros recommend these. If durability is important to you, you should try these out. Highly recommended.

These tennis shoes are the best I've worn in years! Ample room throughout, particularly the toe box. Durable, comfortable, and stylish, although style is not the most important feature.

I've been playing tennis all my life. 5.0 player. I tore all my ligaments around my ankle on a volley approach shot (rolled my ankle) during my college tournament days. I have always been a very tedious player ever since. I was considering a MID (high ankle) shoe but decided to go with the T-22. This is probably the best shoe I have had over the years. No break-in required. Light, cool on my feet, great mobility, and traction. It comes down to WHO slips on these shoes and laces them up, and steps on the court. It's not the gear that will hold you back, it will be the player's skill and ability.