Closeouts. Built on a running last instead of a conventional court shoe, New Balance's 900 tennis shoe is exceptionally responsive and agile. The lightweight upper features an abrasion-resistant toe box, and the NDurance® rubber outsole utilizes a herringbone traction pattern and forefoot pivot point.
- Lightweight synthetic leather and mesh upper
- Long-wear drag tip and toe guard resists court abrasions
- Lightning Dry® wicks moisture and dries quickly
- Sure-Lace® system resists untying
- Acteva® Lite midsole is 12% lighter than standard midsole foam
- Stability Web® delivers lightweight, midfoot support
- Seamless PHANTOM LINER reduces weight and irritation
- Removable EVA foam-cushioned insole
- N-Ergy® cushioning in heel absorbs shock
- NDurance® outsole with herringbone treads and pivot point for superior traction and lateral movement
- Made in China
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- Upper: Synthetic leather and mesh
- Lining: Mesh
- Removable insole
- Midsole: EVA
- Outsole: Rubber
- Weight (pair): 1 lb. 10 oz.
- Made in China
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Average Rating (37 reviews)
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Reviewed by lmncriste@bellsouth.net from Georgia on Friday, May 17, 2013Provides stability and comfort for court play and very comfortable.
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Reviewed by juan pablo from Lima, Peru. on Thursday, May 09, 2013I used it one time. It was very comfortable but I think It going to be a short lived, the seams in the toe look very exposed.
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Reviewed by Mudiver from Virginia on Saturday, May 04, 2013These shoes are good Tennis Shoes, with good ground contact on the court,toe box can get too hot, a bit weak, a shorter vamp. There cost is so low you just gota get a pair. I bet they paid more than 8 dollars to make this shoe, sold them to wholesalers for 15 and to retailers for 22 dollars so the price is right. But no doubt a three season sports shoe, If I were to rate them for general wear I would give them *** because they are made out of plastic. But for sports, these are not too heavy. These are not running shoes, not climbing shoes, not racquetball shoes, they are what they are.
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Reviewed by BillG from new jersey on Thursday, April 25, 2013Great tennis sneaker at a great price. Runs a little narroe so the 2e is really between a d and e width. The STP rice was a graet buy for this sneaker.
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Reviewed by Jerichoken from Northern Vermont on Wednesday, April 17, 2013I have a narrow, archless foot and these shoes fit my foot well. I've only played once in them but never thought once about my feet while playing. Good support and traction on a hard court.
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Question “difference between D and 2E widths”
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Answer The 2E is approx. 3/16ths of an inch wider than the D width.
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