Fila Mondo Forza Mens Tennis Shoe

I was a little worried about ordering after reading the mixed reviews. I normally wear a size 12.5 in Adidas and could only find a 13 in the Fila Forza which ended up being an exact match. I've played a few hours in the Fila and was so impressed I've ordered a few more pairs at the exceptionally low sale prices. Very comfortable, no break-in time, as good as the ubersonic adidas shoes I've been using the last few years although these Fila shoes tread are likely limiting it to hard courts.

Good shoe, good fit. Tremendous value for the price.

This shoe has been a big hit for me. I have more narrow feet for what it’s worth. I started with the blue/white color and have now had 2 additional pair of the white. So good news is no break-in, good hard court grip, dries quickly, priced right on sale about $60 (but the MSRP of $160 too high imo) Not as good news is the soles grind down pretty fast for me, 12 weeks tops playing/practicing several days a week. The bottom tread is also very unconventional but works well. I would not pay the full price but under $100 is definitely worth it.

I have a pair of Fila court shoes that I like a lot...but am extremely disappointed with these. They are way too narrow which forces you to order larger...but they are very long to start with...so when you order a half size larger you look like a platypus when wearing them. The are also outrageously heavy...so much so that I would never be able to wear them for a tournament...especially singles in pickleball. You just can't move quickly and freely in them. Aesthetically they are cool, and they feel rugged and well-made...but I don't see the benefit for anyone to purchase these.

I was a little nervous about these because they are quite stiff when you put them on. But once you get on the court they feel fine. They are very structured and protective, and despite the soul having only one side with grip, they hug the court very well. No issues at all, in fact quite comfortable. They've given me pretty good confidence on the court.