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Nike Men's Zoom Court Lite 3 Tennis Shoes
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At first glance, the NikeCourt Zoom Lite 3 looks like a classic tennis shoe. Look closer and you'll find that it's anything but. With a springy Zoom Air unit, grippy outsole and an incredibly comfortable, padded collar, it delivers the performance you need to play at your best.
We're working to ditch the double box and dispatch shoes in a single shoe box made from at least 90% recycled content.
Leather is smooth and durable.
Breathable fabric on the vamp increases airflow.
Zoom Air unit in the forefoot feels springy and responsive.
Herringbone outsole is durable and has the perfect amount of grip.
Designed for wear on hard court surfaces
| Activity/Sports | Tennis |
|---|---|
| Advanced Features | Heel Support,Padded Tongue,Padded Collars,Easy to Clean |
| Advanced Technology | No Advanced Technology |
| Arch | Normal (Mid) |
| Closure Type | Lace Up |
| Colour Group | White |
| Gender | Male |
| Insole Material | Not Applicable |
| Lining Material(s) | Polyester |
| Midsole Material | Rubber |
| Outsole Material(s) | Rubber |
|---|---|
| Shoe Cut | Low-Cut |
| Shoe Width | Regular |
| Upper Material(s) | Leather |
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5 out of 5 stars.
Good shoes for a recreational player
3 years ago
Bought a pair of size 9. The first week they were very tight and felt small, then I read on the page that Nike recommends going .5 size up and I had to do that.
Overall these shoes are good for a hard court players, based on the pattern it would also work on grass but I don't think I'll ever find a grass court to test it.
I inserted my custom made insoles to make the shoes even more comfortable and stable.
Originally posted on Nike
3 out of 5 stars.
Nice, but didn’t last
2 years ago
Enjoyed the comfort and stability, but due to the stitching of the leather on the toe, they wore out in probably 6 months. Which isn’t too bad for a tennis shoe, but poor construction choice I believe.
Originally posted on Nike
3 out of 5 stars.
Runs big (ignore what size guide says)
3 years ago
I typically wear a 10.5 and have about an inch of extra space in these at that size. Fits very stiff. Will be returning, not sure if i'll both trying a 1/2 size down given the stiffness.
Originally posted on Nike
3 out of 5 stars.
Good recreational/beginner tennis sneaker (not a performance sneaker)
3 years ago
Nice looking tennis sneaker that has classic elements (leather) with some modern features as well. Overall, I liked the styling and comfort while walking. However, this is not a PERFORMANCE tennis shoe. First, it is a bit narrow on fit and even the outsole is narrow. That's not going to perform well for aggressive movers looking to cut laterally across the court. You need a very robust, wide-ish outsole with performance treads to handle those lateral movements. One look at these soles with its weird "honeycomb" tread pattern tells me they will not last nor perform well. However, if you are a beginner who is just learning the strokes or you play doubles where you are not moving aggressively, these offer a good compromise with good looks, good price, pretty good comfort, with the weaknesses being durability and performance.
Originally posted on Nike
2 out of 5 stars.
Decent beginner shoes, not very durable for frequent athletic play
3 years ago
Firmly agree with the other reviewer who mentions these are not performance tennis shoes. I bought these when I was first getting into pickleball and have since gotten completely hooked. I’m reasonably athletic, playing 2 hours, 3-4 times a week, and after 2ish months, the sole has been completely worn out. The footbed has also gotten a bit spongy, which has caused a rolled ankle (and a couple close calls).
If you’re going to spend a lot of time on the court, I’d recommend looking elsewhere. If you’re going to play very casually, these will be fantastic!
Originally posted on Nike
1 out of 5 stars.
not durable
3 years ago
The top line and collar break down easy and frays within a month
Originally posted on Nike
1 out of 5 stars.
Dissapointed (Even thou I wasn't expecting a lot)
3 years ago
I ordered half size up (like the description said), it was perfect when I tried them on. After the first use, they run big, so just order your normal size.
The look is good, kinda classic.
But the main thing, durability: they are worn out after 5 times playing tennis. They are not durable at all.
Originally posted on Nike
1 out of 5 stars.
Wearing out too quickly 15 - 20 hours of court time
3 years ago
I like wear Nike shoes due to fit / comfort but I am very disappointed with the durability of my recent court shoes. I have recently taken up pickleball and started wearing court shoes while playing. Since I am new to outside racket sports, I am not sure how long a shoe should last but this is the visible wear after only 15 - 20 hours of court time. I only wear them while playing pickleball on a hard court. My wife has same model and is experiencing similar excessive wear.
By comparison, I have a different brand running shoe that I only use for walking and after over 200+ miles on them there is less visible wear. Granted it is a different sport, different motions, different surface, but unfortunately they don't make shoes for tennis / pickleball otherwise I would give them a try.
Very disappointed how quickly these are wearing through
Originally posted on Nike
