Pickleball Shoes for Women In Love with the Game

When it comes to finding the right pickleball shoes it’s easy, once you know what to look for. Comfort is paramount. I cannot stress this point enough. However, please don’t confuse comfortable court shoes with your favorite pair of slippers. Court shoes are working shoes and their job is to give you support whether you're making quick lateral movements, or going after a ‘Dink’ in the kitchen. Proper pickleball footwear should have strong, sturdy side walls and a tread pattern that complements your playing surface. There are several brands to choose from including K-Swiss Women’s Pickleball Shoes, Nike, Fila, Asics, New Balance, Adidas, and Wilson. Plus, you can always check out reviews from fellow players and use the Compare Product Tool when shopping at MidwestRacquetSports.com. While style and durability bring value, they’re not as important as the shoes' overall performance benefits.

There are several differences between tennis shoes and pickleball shoes. At first glance, they appear very similar. But if you look a little deeper, you’ll see some differences, particular in their weight. That’s because tennis shoes have a larger amount of court to cover so manufacturers have to take this into account when designing and constructing tennis shoes. As an example, K Swiss Pickleball Shoes like the Supreme, weighs only 10.6 ounces, based on a ladies size 8.5. The K-Swiss Hypercourt Supreme 2 Womens Tennis Shoe weighs on average 12.5 ounces.

Plantar fasciitis is a painful injury caused by a number of factors. Overuse, lack of stretching, weak surrounding muscles, and sudden trauma are contributing factors. But the number one cause of plantar fasciitis is improper footwear. Old shoes with poor arch support and no cushioning are the biggest culprits. Besides being painful, plantar fasciitis can take weeks and sometimes months to heal. The best way to tackle it, is to avoid it. However, if you are suffering from a foot injury, Asics Pickleball Shoes could be your solution. These versatile pickleball shoes were made for recreational and competitive athletes who play several times a week. They are flexible, have excellent ventilation, and special technology in the midsole, with a gel cushioning to increase shock absorption and help you recover and prevent foot injuries.

There are tons of deals on pickleball shoes for women at Midwest Sports, with new markdowns being added all the time. One illustration is the Women's Fila Volley Burst Pickleball Shoe. Designed for players of every skill level, these Fila shoes provide unbeatable comfort and support. They work particularly well when it comes to pivotal points and are one of three dozen shoes priced under $100.

Pickleball shoes should be replaced every two to three months, depending on how often you play. To preserve your favorite pair, like these New Balance Pickleball Shoes that are also available in wide, only wear them on the court and store them in a cool, dry location. Remove outdoor debris from the tread prior to storing and use mild soap and water to remove unwanted scuff marks. If your shoes start to show wear on the sole, or the shoe material itself becomes damaged or torn, stop using them immediately.