10 Best Nike Tennis Shoes For Flat Feet
Updated on: December 2023
Best Nike Tennis Shoes For Flat Feet in 2023
Nike Retaliation Trainer 2 Men's Training Shoe, Black/MTLC Cool Grey-Anthracite, 10 M US
- Synthetic
- 100% AUTHENTIC
- BRAND NEW IN BOX
- AA7063-010
Nike Women's Free Rn Flyknit 2018 Crimson Pulse/Sail Ankle-High Running Shoe - 7M
- Brand: Nike
- Style: Running & Cross Training
- Materials: Synthetic upper / Manmade outsole
- Toe Style:
- Closure Type: Lace Up
Nike Women's Court Royale AC SLP Sneaker, black/white - gum light brown, 9 Regular US
- WINNING COMFORT FROM WAY BACK: Reaching way back into the archives for inspiration, these Nike women's sneakers set you up with a retro tennis style from back in the day when the shorts were tiny, the hair was big and the socks were worn high.
- CLASSIC COMFORT: The leather upper of these Nike women's shoes creates a classic look with lasting durability. The autoclave construction of these Nike shoes fuses the midsole and outsole.
- OLD-SCHOOL DESIGN: These Nike sneakers for women feature traditional lacing for a locked-down fit. The Swoosh design trademark in a contrasting tone extends from heel to midfoot.
- DEPENDABLE DESIGN: The solid rubber outsole with herringbone pattern on these Nike women's shoes ensure a long-lasting traction. A soft fabric lining with a comfort footbed provides all-day comfort.
- NIKE WOMEN'S SNEAKERS: Rubber outsole, traditional lacing.
Nike Men's Kyrie Flytrap II Basketball Shoe Obsidian/Black/University Red/Game Royal Size 11 M US
- Lace up entry for a secure fit
- Cushioned collar and asymmetrical tongue for increased comfort
- Logo and stitching details
- Textured heel counter
- Soft fabric lining with cushioned comfort footbed
Nike Men's Air Zoom Prestige Tennis Shoe, Black/White, Size 11.0
- Brand: Nike
- Style:
- Materials: upper / outsole
- Toe Style:
- Closure Type:
Nike Women' s Air Force 1 ' 07, White, Size 8
- Premium leather upper.
- Polyurethane midsole with Air-Sole unit for sweet shock absorption and a smooth ride.
- Rubber outsole for grip and durability.
Nike Women's Epic React Flyknit 2 Running Shoes (6.5, White/Hyper Jade/Orange)
- Full Flyknit upper construction delivers lightweight stretch and support.
- Nike React technology delivers an extremely smooth ride.
- Molded heel gives a secure, stable feel.
- Bootie is designed for easy entry. The contoured collar is low cut to sit right below your ankle for a snug, comfortable fit.
- Traction pattern has clear rubber on the forefoot and heel to enhance durability and traction just where you need it.
Nike Womens Air Zoom Zero Tennis Shoe (8 B US, Pure Platinum/Metallic Silver/Aluminum)
- Weight: approx. 11.2 oz.
- Upper: Synthetic and mesh upper with Flywire technology.
- Midsole: Foam midsole with Nike Zoom Air for cushioning.
- Outsole: Rubber outsole with flex grooves all designed to provide lightweight comfort and great traction.
Nike Epic React Flyknit 2 Men's Running Shoe Black/Black-Hyper Jade-University RED 8.0
- Flyknit upper delivers lightweight stretch and support.
- Nike React technology creates an extremely smooth ride.
- Molded heel gives a secure, stable feel.
- Contoured collar sits right below your ankle for a comfortable fit.
- Outsole pattern has clear rubber on the forefoot and heel for durable traction just where you need it.
Nike Women's in-Season TR 8 Training Shoes Black/White/Anthracite 10
(Video) Fight at U. S. Open Sees Trio Banned Until 2020
A trio at the U.S. Open made it possible Thursday to now add tennis to the list of sports that can be placed in that old one-liner, "I went to a fight the other night and a tennis match broke out."
According to the New York Daily News, a young man got into an altercation with a woman that subsequently led to a physical confrontation between the young man and an older man, who seemed to be accompanying the woman. Since the incident, the U. S. Open fight video has hit YouTube and gone viral.
It all started during the U. S. Open match between Novak Djokovic and Philipp Petzschner when a dark-haired woman took exception to a particularly loud and abrasive young man and his expletive-filled usage of the English language. The young man stood face-to-face with the woman in the stands at Arthur Ashe Stadium and continued to use colorful jargon in his own defense.
Then the woman smacked him.
Surprisingly, the fight did not begin at that moment. The young man laughed it off, clapping his hands. He said, "C'mon, smack me again. Go ahead ... I don't give a f--- what anybody wants. I got a lot of money on this game, and I f------ paid for my ticket."
The verbal sparring, which included exaggerating waving and gesticulating by both participants, seemed to wane. Then the young man yelled, "You f------ made me miss half the game, because you're being a f------ idiot!"
The woman had traded places with the older man, who had been standing down the row of bleachers behind the woman observing the verbal volleying. After hearing the woman being called an idiot, he grabbed the young man by the throat. The two seemed to grapple, then toppled over into the seats below them.
The older man stayed down for some time, but the young man quickly rose. He was then rushed by the woman, who also seemed to go for the young man's throat. He shoved her away. Several men descended on the scuffle, many grabbing and attempting to restrain the younger man.
The Novak Djokovic-Philipp Petzschner match was halted while the fracas was controlled and the unruly fighters were led away. Even the players stood and watched as the trio were handcuffed and marched off.
They later were let go when they failed to press charges against each other.
The three participants have been banned from Flushing Meadows until 2020. U. S. Tennis Association officials told the Daily News that if any of the three appeared at the U. S. Open this season or the next, they would be arrested for trespassing. The names of the U. S. Open fight participants were not disclosed.
