Secondly, it makes the shoe durable. This is great for aggressive players and players who play very long matches. Despite a few weaknesses they excelled in many areas of the shoe such as a well-structured lacing system, durable outsole and comfortable tongue and collar.

Although I would say the men’s grey version looks sleek and simple. However, it would be great if Nike can improve the design for this shoe in the future. Improving this area of the shoe would make it more attractive and colourful to wear. Upper The Court Lite was a great tennis shoe however, Nike has even made it better with the new Court Lite 2. In this post, I’m going to go in-depth of the different parts of shoe and see why this shoe is so great.

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The Nike Court Lite 2 is designed in a simplistic way to provide you with good stability, excellent breathabilityand nice comfort. Also, the outsole is uniquely designed to visually outline 1 of the 5 basic movements new tennis players learn. This makes it great for beginners and recreational players. In addition, it’s perfect for recreational players or newbies. Lastly, the outsole is very durable. Secondly, it has two triangular holes beside the whole lacing system to help keep your feet stable. Overall I think Nike did a great job with the lacing system. Tongue and Collar Now let’s look at the midsole. The midsole is made of lightweight Phylon that’s made out of EVA foam pellets. Most of you are probably thinking what is that? Moreover, each pattern is designed to visually outline 1 of the 5 basic movements new tennis players learn. This makes it perfect for using it for both practices and matches.

Nike Court Lite 2 have been designed to provide support and cushioning. The hard court outsole features five distinctive patterns to visually outline 1 of the 5 basic movements new tennis players learn. Features include: This is amazing because you are sure that your feet are going to stay fresh throughout the match and be able to deal with hot conditions because of the nice ventilation. InsoleAre you a tennis player looking for a comfortable and supportive tennis shoe? If you are then you have arrived at the perfect place. When it comes to Nike tennis shoes they never fail to disappoint and they didn’t either with the new Court Lite 2. The design of the shoe may not be the best on the market when you compare it with New Balance Fresh Foam Lav or Nike Air Zoom Vapor X Kyrie 5. With a weight of 12.49 oz / 354 g at size 8.5, I wouldn’t class this shoe as a very lightweight shoe or a bulky one either. I would say the overall weight is decent and most players can handle it on the court and still maintain their speed. At Nike, we believe young sports players deserve the same pro-quality apparel as adults. Our junior-size tennis shoes have durable rubber soles that combine exceptional grip with outstanding slide-ability, so youngsters can develop and hone essential skills with confidence. Tennis trainers with soft foam cushioning give growing joints the protection they need. At the same time, lightweight materials ensure juniors are comfortably supported without being weighed down. And because kids can be tough on their footwear, you'll find leather uppers that are made to take plenty of on-court action. I think Nike did a great job both with the tongue and collar. They instilled a pad around that area of the shoe to provide you with excellent comfort around your ankles. This is a nice feeling to have when run up and down the court without experiencing much discomfort. Outsole