TOP 5 BEST PICKLEBALL SHOES - Best Pickleball Shoe Review (2023)

Are you looking for the Best Pickleball Shoe? Check the list below for the best Pickleball Shoes currently on the market.

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Thanks for checking out this Best Pickleball Shoe review video. In this video, you’ll learn about the available Pickleball Shoes. I tried to keep this list as comprehensive as possible and include something for everybody no matter what you’re looking for.

I’ve narrowed this list down from an original 10-12 choices to ensure you’re getting the best of whatever it is you’re after. If you have any further questions or your situation is unique, drop a comment below and I’ll do my best to accommodate you.

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Thanks for watching my video on the Best Pickleball Shoes - Questions below!

[MetalEsquire]

great vid. UPDATE: I just got the Jetmach 3 and I like them. I like that they have a removable insole like the vipers. they feel like half of a 'traditional' tennis shoe with a more substantial midsole, slight outer extension of the sole and firmer sole padding. the soles are not as cushy as the skechers but not overly stiff. Their 'wide' size fits me perfect. Since they're a European company the sizes are narrower so their 'wide' is perfect and comparable to the skechers 'relaxed fit' which I absolutely love. I have a very hard time finding shoes that fit because i'm like a '1/2 wide.' I also have the adidas gamecourt 2 which feel the most like 'traditional' tennis shoes. Since i ditched my running shoes, i've been playing with the vipers for about a year of once a week rec play for 2 hours. I love the skechers feel, as it starts out feel at first but they feel like they mold to your feet as you play (if you have skechers sneakers you know.) I really like the vipers for their lightweight feel combined with their stability in the heel, thinner mid and balanced toe. I find the gamecourts to be a bit heavier, stiffer and not as cushy (ie more like a traditional tennis shoe) but they are a great shoe. The outward extension of the back of the sole makes them feel really stable but sometimes its a bit intrusive/unnecessary for the quick movements in PB rather than the long strides in tennis. These days since everything is online i feel like i have to buy like 20 pairs and return them so it helps to have these kind of reviews. I totally get that one person might hate a shoe and another would love it.

[barrymoretzky]

I have narrow feet and Achilles tendonitis. Is there a pickleball show on this list that has at least a 10mm heal drop?

[mikeanddebmcmahon]

I bought a pair of Skechers Viper Arch fits extra wide the shoes or neither wide or arch fit . The shoes where uncomfortable and develop planter fasciitis playing only a couple of hours once a week.The shoes are much more expensive in Canada. I would not recommend these for anyone with wide feet and poor arches. I shelved the shoes and bought a pair of Fitville which are cheaper and have a better arch support which I added my own pediatric insoles which the Skechers have no room for when you switch insoles.