10 Best Winter Tennis Shoes
Updated on: November 2023
Best Winter Tennis Shoes in 2023
Columbia Men's Granite Ridge Waterproof Hiking Shoe, Dark Grey, Golden Yellow, 9.5 D US
- ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY: Columbia Men's Granite Ridge Waterproof Boot is crafted of our signature waterproof and breathable construction to help keep you dry and comfortable during rainy trail days.
- HANDY FEATURES: Treacherous days out on the trail are comfortable and worry-free with this boot's waterproof full-grain leather and suede bootie construction. Its durable mesh tongue adds breathability.
- ADJUSTABLE FEATURES: This waterproof hiking boot features a lace-up closure for an adjustable, secure fit.
- MIDSOLE SUPPORT: Our signature midsole support provides superior cushioning and high energy return for comfort on any terrain.
- OMNI-GRIP: This multi-terrain traction system matches specially formulated compounds and treads to specific environments. A dual-zone winter tread pattern ensures solid footing on surfaces such as ice and snow.
Skechers BOBS Women's Bobs Plush-Peace & Love Ballet Flat, Black/Charcoal, 8.5 Wide
- Shaft measures approximately low-top from arch
- Classic slip-on with flexible goring wedge insert and layered construction
- Memory foam footbed
- Features 1/4 inch heel and also arch pillow on insole for added support
- Shock absorbing low profile midsole
Skechers Men's Classic Fit-Delson-Camden Sneaker,black/Grey,11 M US
- Air Cooled Memory Foam
- Classic Fit
- Air Cooled
- Bungee Lace
- Adjustable.Flexible traction outsole
MARSVOVO Girls Hiking Shoes Waterproof Winter Boots Non-Slip Athletic Running Shoes Size 8.5 Pink
- PU synthetic leather,waterproof upper and skin friendly lining girls boys shoes
- Anti-collision Toe Cap,protecting kids feet from rock or hard object when doing outdoor activities.
- Convenient hook and loop strap fasteners for an easy adjustable fit,easy to wear off
- Non-Slip Rubber Sole ensures kids maximum safety.
- Free Contact.Feel free to contact us at any time, for any reason
Skechers Sport Men's Energy Afterburn Lace-Up Sneaker,White/Navy,9.5 M US
Skechers Women's Street Cleat. Canvas Contrast Stitch lace up Sneaker, Black, 7.5 M US
adidas Men's Grand Court Sneaker, White/Trace blue/active Red, 10.5 M US
- Regular fit
- Cloudfoam Comfort sockliner
- Soft feel
Skechers Sport Men's Afterburn M. Fit Wonted Loafer,navy/gray,10 M US
Dr. Scholl's Shoes Women's Madison Fashion Sneaker, Black/Black Lizard Print, 11 M US
Vivay Boys Sneakers Lightweight Boys Tennis Shoes Winter Athletic Sports Running Shoes for Little Kid (1# Dark Blue,Size 12.5 Little Kid)
Traveling to China: The Harbin Ice Lantern and Sculpture Festival
China’s annual Harbin Ice Lantern and Sculpture Festival happens every winter, typically on the first week of January up to the end of February or March.
China's annual Harbin Ice Lantern and Sculpture Festival happens every winter, typically on the first week of January up to the end of February or March. It is a festival that should never be missed when within the proximity of Harbin, China, the northeastern part of the country where the arctic climate provides abundant ice and snow. It features awe-inspiring ice and snow art that serves as one of the world's four largest festival of its kind, along with Japan's Sapporo Snow Festival, Norway's Ski Festival and Canada's Quebec City Winter Carnival.
Harbin, The Ice City
Harbin, the capital city of the province of Heilongjiang, is located in Manchuria, the region just across China's border from the Russian Siberia. It is also known as "The Ice City" for its famous winter celebration of the Harbin Ice Lantern and Sculpture Festival. This attracts hundreds of thousands of local and international tourists intending to see the world-renowned event's unique ice sculptures. During this time, Harbin mainly transforms into an enchanted city made of translucent figures carved out of ice.
Ice Lanterns in Northeastern China's History
Ice lanterns have been a unique part of the northeastern Chinese tradition since many centuries back. It has long been a mainstay of winters in China's Manchurian region as local workmen and fishermen usually made ice lanterns as jack-lights during the long, dark and cold winter months. Other people also made their own ice lanterns placed outside their homes or given to children during traditional events.
Back those days, people prepared an ice lantern by simply pouring water into a bucket left out in the open to freeze. After pulling out the bucket-shaped ice from it, they used a chisel to make a hole on top of the ice, then the water remaining inside the ice exterior was removed to create a hollow vessel. This served as a windproof case where a candle would be placed.
The international festival was officially established in 1963, but was interrupted for a number of years during the Cultural Revolution. It resumed as an annual celebration in 1985.
Artworks at the Festival
Harbin's snow festival is mostly a display of inspirational art, while its ice festival is mostly a display of breathtaking architecture and cultural and historical landmarks. Those participating in this traditional event primarily sources out gigantic blocks of ice coming from the Songhua River, then these are chipped, chiseled and carved to create palaces, pagodas, ships, creatures and famous places and figures from all over China and the rest of the world. It typically presents famous international structures, artworks and characters, as well as those coming from Chinese fairy tales and other traditional sources.
Festival Locations and Events
The festival offers the best collections of ice artworks exhibited in its main locations including the Sun Island Park, Harbin Ice and Snow World, Ice Lantern Garden Party, Yabuli International Ski Resort and Zhaolin Park.
Aside from showcasing the best ice and snow artworks in the region, it also serves as a cultural event for international exchange where ice sculpture experts, artists and fans from all over the world gather. These people, most of which come from the United States, Canada, Russia, Singapore and Japan, join China's own to participate in ice sculpting contests and exhibitions. Winter sports competitions including ice skating and sledding also highlight the festival's many events.
