Pickleball is a fast-growing sport, and "how to choose a pickleball shoe?" has become a popular question from both new and established players. Brands like New Balance, K-Swiss, Wilson, and Fila have taken some of their most popular tennis shoes and pivoted them for pickleball. Other brands like Acacia haven't manufactured tennis shoes before, and they have jumped straight into the pickleball shoe market. Pickleball shoes, need to have good lateral stability (much more than a running or casual shoe, but some other attributes are important too.
Cushioning speaks to how comfortable a shoe is. But beware, many shoes that have max cushioning can make you feel disconnected from the court surface, and they can be on the heavier side as well.
Responsiveness speaks to a shoe's energy return. Whereas a cushioned shoe can be very soft, a responsive shoe will feel firmer, but it will offer greater energy return. You will feel a boost when you take off for the next ball. A responsive shoe makes you feel more dynamic.
Stability helps keep your ankle in alignment with your foot, especially when participating in the side-to-side nature of pickleball.
Durability is a little easier to define. Most shoes with solid durability offer a 6-month outsole guarantee. They tend to be heavier and stiffer than other models.
Some players want the lightest shoe possible. These won't hold up as well to wear and tear, but your movement will not be affected by weight.
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6 сен 2024
