11 Most Expensive Tennis Shoes in the World

Published on July 8, 2015 at 4:33 am by Atif Munawar in Lists

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For tennis lovers, here is a list of 11 Most Expensive Tennis Shoes in the World. Tennis is one of the most popular sports in the world. Fans from every corner of the world patiently wait for all the major tournaments to cheer for their favorite players and enjoy the intensity of this beautiful game. Anyone who watches or plays tennis knows that the sport is extremely demanding and it can take a lot out of the players. It takes years and years of practice to master the game. One more thing that almost everyone knows is that just like any sport tennis too can cause a lot of injuries. This is perhaps the reason why professional tennis players who are playing constantly throughout the year pay so much attention to their shoes. Those who do not play tennis on regular basis might not feel the need to get special shoes but professionals who are constantly training and playing tournaments put themselves at high risk of injury, which is why they wear sneakers specially designed to prevent injuries.

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Getting the right kind of sneakers does not only protect players from injuries but it keeps their feet comfortable throughout the match. Famous shoe manufacturers like Nike, Adidas, Puma and others put a lot of thought while making these shoes. Every aspect of the player’s movement is studied to produce a perfect shoe. However, these sneakers can be very pricey as a lot of money is invested during the R&D process. Here we have put together some of the most expensive tennis shoes in the world and ranked them according to their price.

For real tennis fanatics we also have a list of The 8 Most Expensive Tennis Rackets in the World. Don’t forget to check it out!

11. New Balance 996

One of the major reasons behind Milos Raonic’s success is his New Balance 996 and there is a reason why they are so great. The shoe contains a ProBank midsole, which makes it extremely light (weighing just over 13.5 oz.) and also gives a player a great balance so they could be completely confident while landing. The shoe costs around $100.