Maria Sharapova, Venus and Serena Williams, Rafael Nadal and Andre Agassi. These greats in tennis all have one thing in common. No, not talent, but fashion sense on the court. They make running around in the blistering heat seem like the catwalk. Tennis apparel, unlike most other sports apparel, combines functionality with elegance to great results.
The basis of any good tennis outfit is the trainers. Tennis trainers are different from normal ones because they have more rounded heels and no angular edges, which helps you avoid ankle injuries. The type of tennis trainer you get will also vary by what type of courts you play on, although most people should be okay with herringbone soles for hardcourts.
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Considered the ultimate hardcourt trainer. |
Winner of TENNIS Magazine's Editor's Choice. |
The all court trainer. |
Roger Federer wears these. 'Nuff said. |
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Considered the ultimate hardcourt trainer. |
Lightness and comfort combined. |
Breathable, because talent is not smelly. |
Nike Air Max Smash Serena Williams' choice! |
New extremely breathable material that also stays dry longer makes tennis apparel almost as advanced as new computers. Most articles of clothing are designed and cut for maximum ventilation.
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Stay stylin' on the court with these accessories.
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