US OPEN TENNIS

adidas Women’s BARRIC Tennis Shoe Stop the competition short with an optimal blend of stability, cushioning and breathability. An ultra-durable adiTUFF toe and adiWEAR outsole let you grind it hard. The breathable metal mesh upper and a venting midfoot keep you cool.
Customer Review: Nice and stable.
These shoes are almost too good,,instead of running for a ball I just want to stand there. I think I should have went with a smaller size but even still I like the fit and feel of them. I have no fear of rolling my ankles with these stable shoes. I do think the sizes run pretty true.
Customer Review: Great Shoe! Great Deal!
The adidas Barricade II is the best shoe ever made! I found that I can wear these straight from the box to the tennis courts with no discomfort! Recommend these to anyone looking for an all-surface shoe! Searched around for best deal and Amazon.com was above and beyond the best deal on the web!

You really want to protect your ankles from rolling and spraining when playing or practicing. These sports require a lot of lateral movement, sprinting, stop and go, lunging, and a lot of back and forth movement. Whether it is a mid shoe or low shoe, I really don’t believe it matters. Many people think you need a mid to high top shoe for more support. I don’t believe that. Even Basketball Superstar Kobe Bryant is wearing low-top shoes to play Pro Basketball. Support rather than height is paramount. For support reasons in racquetball, squash, tennis, pickleball, and badminton, a low-cut shoe can be just as good as a “mid” as “high-top” as these three features are the most important part of that shoe: Here are three things you can look for when you are choosing a good supportive shoe that will help prevent your ankle from rolling and causing bad injury: 1. How hard is the heel? If you can squeeze with one hand fairly easily and the top of the rear touches each other you may not have a s …