Since its founding by two Swiss brothers in 1966, K-Swiss has consistently provided serious tennis players with high-quality, performance footwear. A top pick with the editors at Tennis magazine, the K-Swiss Defier RS is a shoe you can pull out of the box and take right onto the court. Comfortable, lightweight and durable – featuring abrasion-resistant DragGuard in the toe and heel, TecTuff toe-wrap and Aosta 7.0 rubber outsoles – the Defier RS has a herringbone tread that works well on clay, gr... FULL REVIEW

If your tennis shoes wear out faster than Andy Roddick’s serve, check out the Air Zoom Revive, the latest footwear innovation from Nike Tennis, which features two pairs of removable, snap-on outsoles. So, if you need some reinforcements after too-much toe-dragging or sprinting to the backcourt, simply remove one outsole and replace it with another. You can also alternate both outsoles, depending on the court surface. Either way, you’re getting twice the wear and spending less time off the court... FULL REVIEW

Worn by pro players and a top choice with the editors at Tennis magazine, the Adidas Barricade IV has been named as one of the best shoes for competitive play and is unmatched in stability. You’ll love the supportive fit that only Adidas can deliver: protective cushioning and stabilizing arch support from the patented TORSION® technology and impact-absorbing adiPRENE inserts that reinforce and cushion the heels as well as the forefoot, letting you sprint, pivot and turn your way to victory. Toss... FULL REVIEW