Stycon Tennis Copper: Premium Men's Athletic Shoes by Adidas Womens Review

I recently bought these to wear to play tennis, I love high tops and I think they look pretty cool. I was also intrigued by the idea of a laceless show. Your foot is held up by what is essentially an elastic boot, and that's where the problem lies. It's too tight. After less than an hour of wearing, my feet start to cramp and I can no longer wear shoes. I don't have wide feet or anything unusual, just the design of the shoe feels incredibly narrow. I can't return them so I just hope they loosen

I first bought a size 12, my usual shoe size, it didn't fit, it hurt, luckily my brother liked it, he used it and gave me money lol, he told me he had 11½ so I just got them 12½ fit better, albeit a bit snug, so I suggest going half a size up or just a full size up. I find this issue strange with this shoe as I have never worn anything like this. Not sure which size is more based on previous experience with other shoes. ok at 12½ but curious. I've been using them for two days now. I have a…

I believe this shoe has a lot of scope to be a lot better than it is. Pros: I appreciate the ankle support. I love how the built in sock grips my foot. I like how they look. I feel like once I'm completely broke they will hopefully become my shoes. because the blood flow to your leg is cut off. So remove the balancing rubber bands and you should feel a lot more comfortable. I also think shoes should be a bit wider. I like the built in toe box which helps stabilize the foot and especially the…

They are too tight to put your foot through. Except for a very narrow foot. My sons are average but didn't pass. Great shoe.

Once you figure out how to actually put your foot in them, it seems like too small a discovery. It gets easier. A shoehorn is a big enough indication that it requires sophistication. Once they're on it's comfortable but after getting my exact size I feel like I need a lot of room but the security of keeping my foot in place isn't great. I tried to avoid warnings in tennis reviews. You'll probably want another pair of shoes to take the pressure off. And after 2 weeks of use it got better either…

I really like these shoes. The landing is close. Instructions for putting on the boot without a shoehorn are included and after a few tries everything works great. The shoe has excellent ankle support, is very tight and secure. He has a bold Addidas look. I wear size 10 med and they fit perfectly. Be sure to read the size chart to find the right size.

This list needs to be changed. These are women's shoes, not men's shoes! I wouldn't spend more than 100€ for it. They last a total of 4 months.

It's eye candy for me, I love the sleek look of the shoe. I had to order half a size up, which usually happens when I buy Adidas. The fit is very tight, especially in the midfoot and heel area. I have yet to train or play them, but I'll let you know as soon as I do. I know these are tennis shoes but I will most likely use them for basketball or as running shoes. So far I love her. You might want to go up half a size again.

Since it doesn't have laces, it should be pretty tight. Bought two pairs, one for me and one for my wife. We've been playing tennis in these shoes for half an hour and our feet hurt a lot. Although they look cool.

Fits perfectly. Maybe too perfect? A little difficult to take off at first but other than that they are great shoes. Try another pair in a different style. This time I'll try a size up to see if I can get the same comfort and my feet slide easier.

I read many reviews before deciding to try this shoe. Shoes are very important to me in my tennis game and I believe different shoes can make a big difference. I used to love my Babolats but they kept changing design and the latter hurt my feet (plantar fasciitis) so I moved on. The Stycons look cool, but I was curious to know that they actually stabilize the feet and provide better ankle support than classic lace-ups. All I can say is DAMN! I was really able to move like crazy on the court…

The first thing that caught my eye was the unusual look of these sneakers. They were pretty easy to put on and take off thanks to the front and back pull tabs. They offer great full foot support and offer ankle stability with a snug fit. The ventilation isn't great and I felt like I had to take them off every hour of play and fly around the tennis court for about 5 minutes before having to put them back on. Be sure to wear longer socks or your Achilles' heel will start to chafe. Overall they…

I love these shoes but I'm having a hard time finding the right size. Normal size 11. I need a size 13 here. Anyone want to sell theirs in black/grey?

I used to wear adidas laceless shoes but this pair is pretty tight. More importantly, the forefoot wears out completely in 6 months with moderate use. Disappointing. Wouldn't buy again.

Enthusiastic tennis player. Great fit and the laceless ankle support is great. But the soles of these shoes wore out faster than any other tennis shoe I've ever owned. I've had other adidas shoes with more durable soles, but these are much thinner and softer. My photo of the outsole was taken about a month after wearing it when I play no more than two games a week.

The fit is definitely right for a real tennis player but once you get used to the shoe the ankle support is strong and secure.

The shoe is very snug on the foot and prevents your feet from moving inside the shoe while playing. However, this tight fit is too tight, which starts to hurt after a while. I hope that after wearing it for a long time, the shoe will stretch, loosen and become more comfortable.

I couldn't find a women's version, so I bought a men's version. They were a little narrower at the top but very good for platform tennis. Excellent ankle and back support. I hope they come out with a female version next season.

I'm getting back into tennis and was curious about what tennis shoes there are. I'm pretty knowledgeable about laces and when I found these slip on shoes that offer great ankle support I was dying to try them. It didn't take me long to break them. Others complain about how difficult these shoes are to put on, but they come with a shoehorn and take less than 1 minute to put them on. The ankle support is amazing; I never worry about ankle sprains. At $60, it's insanely affordable!

Very durable on the brace and feels secure on the ankles. Easy and fast mobility. The exterior design could be improved but with a color combination so it doesn't look like a moon shoe.