Women's Tennis Shoes

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adidas Women's Tennis Shoes

Classic style and the latest performance technologies come together in adidas women’s tennis shoes. Find your go-to sneakers for the court, and then seamlessly transition to a post-match lunch with your crew. Our women’s tennis sneakers have supportive, breathable uppers that keep you comfortable during quick lateral movements and sprints from the baseline to the net, and lightweight cushioning absorbs impact without weighing you down. Durable soles give you traction so you can move and pivot without slipping and outmaneuver your opponent. Whether you’re just beginning your first lessons or you’re a seasoned pro, this collection of women’s tennis footwear has the shoes to set you up for success.

You’ll reach for women’s court shoes on repeat. Choose iconic white monochrome looks that go with all of your tennis gear or opt for women’s tennis trainers with a pop of your favorite color so you can express your personal style. The 3-Stripes and adidas Badge of Sport logo bring iconic adidas style. You can have it all. Comfort, performance and style are here to elevate your training and game play. Hit the court ready to go in shoes that bring you confidence and maximize your performance. Score big with adidas women’s tennis shoes.

Women's Tennis Shoes Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between tennis shoes and sneakers?

While some people use the term tennis shoes to refer to any kind of sneakers, there's a difference between casual sneakers and shoes designed for playing tennis. Performance tennis shoes are specifically made with the sport's quick cuts and lateral moves in mind. Tennis shoes for women and men also have specific outsoles targeted to different playing surfaces — hard courts, grass or clay.

What are the best tennis shoes for your feet?

When you're shopping for comfortable tennis shoes for women, look for shoes with a supportive midsole made for the side-to-side movements of the sport. The shoes should be snug enough that your foot doesn't shift around, but with enough room to move your toes. If you have flat feet, plantar fasciitis or other foot issues, check with your health care provider before selecting tennis shoes.

Are pickleball shoes and tennis shoes the same?

They're similar, but different. Women's shoes made for pickleball are generally lighter weight with thinner, more flexible outsoles that are less supportive and durable than shoes made for tennis. Tennis shoes for women have a more curved heel shape and a more supportive midsole. They also have outsoles and toe areas built for durability on specific playing surfaces.