Check out the other comparison videos here - Nike Vapor X vs Vapor X Knit : th-cam.com/video/6vHQh-kRi5s/w-d-xo.html / adidas Stycon vs adidas Stycon BOA : th-cam.com/video/baUDxzsmfM0/w-d-xo.html
Hey Doc - can you please do a review on court ff2 vs solution speed ff2 as the solution speed ff2 came out newly and am planning to buy it ... I already have the court ff2 and they are super stiff... too hard ... less mobility
I actually have 2 videos on the solution speed ff 2 that you can check out already/ I’ll be doing more later in the year once I see what Asics is going to do with the court line th-cam.com/video/celrqAKdBY4/w-d-xo.html
I’ve tried probably 6-8 different shoes in the last 6 months trying to find the perfect one. Court FF 2’s are the most comfortable, responsive, supportive, and durable shoe I’ve had. In LOVE! Stocked up several pairs for the inevitable “update.” I’m wearing these babies for at least a few years.
Thanks for your comprehensive review of the FF2. I’ve been in all brands and right out of the box I’ve never felt a shoe improve my foot speed and foot work than this one. No wonder Novak moves so well in the shoe. Zero break in, slipper like fit. Tons of support and the sole has a perfect mix of traction characteristics. The shoe feels like an extension of my foot. I don’t have to think about it on my foot. I can sprint full speed and get to every ball. I’ve been playing over 35 years and this is the most impressive shoe I’ve worn. Got 2 consecutive sets off a guy who always beats me first time out with the shoe today.
I debated between Court FF2 and Gel Res 8, coming from a year in Gel Res 7s. I went with Gel Res 8 because of the durability guarantee. The mono-sock of the Court FF2 in long term reviews tends to tear around the tongue area.
Yeah I’m really not a fan of the slipper tongue for that reason among others- they fray and just don’t hold up over time- I get that they make it more glove-like but I usually will go with a traditional tongue - other than that the court ff’s were solid
I just got the Speeds because they were heavily discounted and I think they're great. I don't like flat and wide soles because I feel like I can't turn and roll on my feet as easily and I have enough balance of my own to not need assistance from my shoes. I used to play American Football in Nikes which had the thinest sole I've ever seen on a shoe and the sides were kind of rounded and they were perfect for being a WR boots because I could turn ridiculously easily. It felt like I wasn't wearing boots at all but they just pointed my forefoot into the ground due to their shape and gave my leg a forward lean. Also, I'm having absolutely no issue with my heels coming out of the Speeds but I went a size down which is what Asics advise in their website. At the end of the day it comes down to your playstyle and your body because I would personally find the positives in this video negatives and vice versa.
@@FootDoctorZach Huge Court FF2 fan - although I'm finding them increasingly difficult to find. I'm wondering if you have any information on what's going on in the world of supply chain issues affecting tennis shoes. I can't seem to find many great options in men's size 13! BTW, love your channel. Keep it up!
It’s like once I tried a pair of ASICS, I never want to move to another brand. I held the ff court 2 though, surprisingly pretty heavy. So I’m guessing djokovic really needed a good support shoe for himself
My old Asics solution Speeds was my top tennis shoes for performance. Tried the newer ones from different brands (although not all of them) and havent found one that could beat them.
Excellent review! I'm using the FF2 Novak now, and really love them. But with my wider feet, it feels a bit tight around the middle section of my foot. I'm thinking the GR8 may be a better fit.
I am a beginner and bought a running shoe thinking that (and also told by clerk) I can wear them for tennis. Now shopping for real tennis shoe and looks like I am going to go with FF2. Thanks!!
I’ve seen that a bunch where the salesmen just points to whatever without any knowledge so trust me you’re not the only one by a long shot but the court ff2 will do very well for you - let me know how you like them!
I’ve got the Solution Speed FF. Found the same thing with toe off and creasing but never irritated my foot and after starting to matchplay properly, I didn’t even notice it. Was focussed on the ball and winning the point: probably did make a popping noise but not my focus. Didn’t have any issue with heel lock although my son who is slightly smaller footed, used the last eyelet during a wear test. Not having tried the other two (had a bad experience with Gel Res 5), I can’t comment in comparison but interestingly the two most famous Adidas Barricade users now both use Court FF. Novak (barricade 7) and Andy Murray (barricade up to 8 then reverse engineered eights under UA branding). The court FF have that big medial piece like the classic barricades for support and dragging. I want to see the Dremel test on the SS FF as suspect the upper is reasonably durable although no reinforced sections. As a non slider/dragged, I’m focussed on super light. Also would be nice to comment on arch height/support as found SS FF are the only recent tennis shoe I don’t need my orthotics in. Whereas a few basketball shoes I have don’t need orthotics.
So interesting you pointed out the barricade as I was going to mention that but the video was getting long- the court FF felt a lot like the second gen barricade IMO. The twistruss midfoot shank is probably what your feeling as arch support as those are just as good as any over the counter orthotic and I felt that extra support as well. Thanks for all the feedback!
The Tennis Pro Doc I’m pretty sure there’s a little more arch to the sock liner/insole as well as the structure of the shoe. Comparing to nike and Adidas sock liners, the ASICS had a little more curve. Are you testing the Aetrex Lynco orthotics?
I have quite a bit of experience with Lynco and I'm usually not a huge fan just due to them not having a lot of closed cell materials/ poly material- but there are a few good indications for them and a large group of people who love them, they'll be in my orthotics rundown once I organize it- hard to narrow down a topic like that for a 10 min video
The Tennis Pro Doc I’d be curious to what you’d suggest instead of the L420 as that’s what I use. They are fairly heavy but need the posted heel and arch support. They’ve changed the foam as the older ones were a different foam but seem more durable now
Thanks for the great reviews. I really liked the Solution Speed 3's from a couple years ago but Asics does really have better options now with two great shoes in the Court FF 2 and Gel Res 8. I would just say if you have a narrow foot I might recommend going down 1/2 a size if you are anywhere close to being in-between sizes like me. I always wait for a sale on the older colors which can be had for about $100.
Thanks for the follow up! -You're the second person now thats said to go a 1/2 size down on narrow feet so I'll make sure to add that to the teardown videos. Yep there's always a deal to be had if you don't mind previous colorways , I usually wait for a shoe to go down in price once the new line is out as well
I got the Court FF2s. The heel lock and fit is great! It is more stable than Gel Res 7, NB Fresh foam LAV, Nike Vapor X and Air Zoom Zeros that I tried on. I just had to go down half size for better fit.
Interesting that you went down a size- I’ll have to see if that happens with others as well- I was pleasantly surprised with the court FF 2 as they were the most stable shoe I’ve come across maybe save for the Stycon BOA - but the court FF’s are much lighter so they win against those as well- thanks for the follow up!
The Tennis Pro Doc I was surprised too that I fit better on half size smaller. Heel lock is right on 💯👌🏽, no slipping. Keep up the good video reviews doc 😎👍🏽👍🏽
I’ve had every barricade except the 7, I though the most stable feeling was the 18’ with the plastic midfoot support - I like court ff2 a bit more with the outrigger heel counter and the upper wrap, but most of the later barricades in my opinion are monster trucks too
Wish I would have saw this before I shopped in the winter 😞 After several months of playing, the Gel Res 8s are feeling clunky on my feet and I'm realizing it doesn't really match my speedy, all-court moving game. The last Gel Res shoes I actually liked that felt perfect were probablty the 6s. Gonna give the FFs a try.
I just ran across your channel I am now subbscribed. Great stuff. I use Asics Res 8 but got a bunion so after 2 hours it hurts my foot. I just purchased the FF2 and tried to put it on. I did get it on, but with alot of effort. Oh my .. just one foot though. liked it, will get them on and walk around, I like what you said about them, I tend to roll ankles, so sounds like the FF2 maybe good for me.. Thanks for the great stuff. I am going to listen to more!
Thank you! You may want to stuff some socks or tennis balls into the ff 2 to stretch the toebox out as any shoe you’re going to put on with a bunion will irritate you a bit until the toe box gets broken in - let me know how it goes with them 👍
I recently bought the FF2 for playing casual tennis because I need the extra support for my achilles. Hopefully they will give me the same kind of support that the Lebron 16s do for basketball.
I recently bought the Solution Speed clay after having used the Gel Resolution 7. The toe box on the Sol speed is more narrow and for some reason my little toe on my right foot gets rubbed really sore after 30+ minutes of play time. After using the shoes for about 4 - 5 sessions the annoying popping has gone away, but my foot doesn't feel locked in at all in the shoe. If I tie the laces normally, my foot feels likes it's moving out of the shoe. To stop this I have to tighten them to the point when it hurts my feet (even when using back lace holes). They also don't feel like they have the same cushioning. I use gel inserts, but after playing in these for an hour or more the soles of my feet hurt which didn't happen in the gel res 7s.
The solution speeds are not the greatest engineered shoes- they’re made for a straight foot with a medium arch which isn’t the norm - the ankle collar is low that’s why you’re coming out of them- if you want Asics I’d go with the court ff2 and if you want a light weight speed shoe I’d go with the Ubersonic 2, vapor x, or babolat jet Mach 2
@@FootDoctorZach Thanks so much for your reply. I play a lot on synthetic grass and my gel res 7's don't grip much at all and I've found clay shoes grip very well. Do you think it's worth getting the FF2 clay or in your opinion would the regular FF2s grip just as well?
When you bent both shoes and showed the solution speed bends easier vs court, that to me is a positive. Stiff soles hurt my feet more. All to each his own.
Loving these shoe reviews. I'd probably go with the FFs based on your review and my foot type as wide base appeals - not drawn to the Speeds at all I have to say.
Which is your favorite ASICS right now ? I hated resolution 8 despite all the top reviews out there. No breathability for me, the upper plastic part of the toe box was irritating me when braking, they are so cushioned that I don’t get any feedback from the court and as most ASICS i don’t know why but they cause pain to my plantar fasciitis. I miss my favorites speed solutions 2s.... best ASICS ever. Also many report that FF Court 1 were more cushioned and soft that 2s.
I like the court ff 2 the most out of their line right now- very stable and built like a tank - just not a fan of the slipper tongue - I liked gel res 8 except for the heel counter wasn’t very snug so my right heel would move around a bit- maybe why you were having pain
Started playing tennis recently. Got two pairs of Solution Speed FF. With a good high arch insole, they've been really good. Want a third pair but am not sure if the Resolution 8 or Court FF 2 are worth the extra money.
GREAT CHANNEL JUST SUBBED! WHAT DO U RECOMMEND FOR A VERY SOFT "TOP" OF THE SHOE...MY 2 BIG TOES ..THE TOPS OF THE BIG TOES ARE GETTING BEAT UP!! very painful...what do you recommend for a super soft top?? I have had fresh foam lav and now kwiss
Really great review. I have a question.. At the moment I use he GR 8, and I absolutely love them. My kind of game is aggressive, I like to run , be fast and be all over the court. Do you think the Court FF2 or Solution Speed FF 2 would suit better my style of game or should I stick to GR8? Thanks a lot and I hope you answer!!!
Really liked the detail you gave on the 2 shoes. I have been wearing the solution speed but due to your review I just bought a pair of the court FF They are not the FF2. What would be the biggest difference in these 2. What advances are in the court FF2? Aloha!!!
Congratulations on your channel, I would like to know if this outsole has good traction on a clay surface? or if a clay outsole would work better? .Greetings and continue with the videos !!
Can you compare the FF2 to older Barricades, and perhaps also dissect any of them before the one version you did (17/18) - if you can find, still many new models found in 2nd had sites like ebay, etc, thats how I got some of them still wearing today coz cant find the same or similar fit today (Sole Court Boosts but too expensive and the heel cup is way to stiff and high up on my achilles) Thanks!
I’m trying right now to get more barricades to compare the new ones that come in 2021- it’s hodge podge trying to get my size so it’s taking time to get all them in new condition
Good morning, congratulations on the channel! you make us understand in a technical way how a shoe works. I play padel 3 times a week, high level, and knowing that it is a sport that you have to go fast to the net, go forward, turns ... between the asics court ff2, the resolution 8 and the solution speed ff which do you think is better in terms of comfort, speed, stability, durability ... thank you very much and happy new year
Thanks for the kind words- for quick movements that lend themselves to ankle spraining I’d always want the court ff2 , the solution speed ff 2 is good too but the court ff 2 is just a different beast
Hi, I have pronation. When I walk, my weight tends to be more on the inside of my foot. What shoes do you recommend in this case ? I really like the FF 2. Do you think they are ok for me considering this pronation that I have?
Unless you are having pain with that pronation it’s really not a terrible thing, every foot operates differently, some function well with more pronation than others, that being said the court ff 2 is good for arch support, so are the SoleCourt boosts, GP turbos - if you are having pain or straining you can throw in pair or orthotics to bring you back to neutral
Greetings from Portugal! It was a great pleasure to find this channel! I currently use the Nike Air Zoom Vapor Cage 4 All Court, in 6 months they are ready to go straight to the trash! The sole is very good but the fabric started to tear! 6 months, amazing! Now I want to buy some new ones and I'm afraid to bet on Nike, I like the Nike Air Zoom Vapor X and Vapor X Knit, but I'm afraid they'll have the same problem again as the Vapor Cage 4. I really like the Asics Court FF2, my wife have some and love it! What is the best option Nike Vapor X or Vapor X Knit or betting on Asics?
Welcome to the community! I’d definitely go with the Asics- the vapor x isn’t a durable shoe at all but the court ff2 is a really stout players shoe that should last you a while
@@FootDoctorZach Thank you very much for your help and opinion! I love Nike's most cheerful colors, but the quality is very poor! I will follow your advice and I will choose quality and choose Asics. 💪🇵🇹
Hi. I’m coming from using the Adidas solecourt boost as that is being discontinued. Loved the performance of that shoe. In terms of cushioning and comfort which would be a closer fit to that, the GR8 or the FF court 2? I have a bone spur in my left ankle and this wear a brace. Would you recommend one shoe over the other if I have to take into account wearing the ASO brace?
The solution speed ff clay court shoe is the best clay version of all three. Maybe on hardcourt they are not as good as the two other ones, but on clay you need quick turns. An that is much easier with the speed ff. The two other models are simply too heavy.
Hi there! Thanks for the comprehensive Asics shoe review! I have a chronic ankle instability and also very narrow feet. It's always been a hell to find a shoe that would fit me perfectly and to tell the truth my ankles always ache for a few days after tennis training :-( Do you think Court FF2 would be ok for me or shoud i probably opt for another shoe ? Thanks a lot!
Ankle instability is a bear to deal with especially if you have a narrow foot- you actually may move around a bit too much in the toe box of the court ff2- id try the yonex eclipsion 3- it has the outrigger heel counter for stability and fits a more narrow foot- i have a few videos on it
Hello zach, as an agressive hardcourt mover with sliding and explosive movement, what are the main differences between the court ff2 and the nike vapor cage 4? thanks
Hi! It was a very detailed and enlightening review. I've been to buy FF courts but I don't know if I will like the tongue system. The Resolution 8 I didn't buy because I had the 7 that I found very stiff. I have SS FF because I managed to buy them in a promotion for 55 €. I like them because they are light but I would not train many hours with them in HC I prefer something more robust. Do you find the upper part of Court FF comfortable? More than for example NB ff lav? Thank you
Yes surprisingly the court FF upper is very comfortable- it’s hard to compare to the Lav because they’re two completely different styled shoes but I’d say they are just as easy to break in but maybe not as breathable - I’ve heard the tongue frays after a while playing in them but as far as the last 3 times I’ve been out in them they had zero break in and it felt secure - thanks for the feed back!
Hey doc. How do all of these shoes fit? From what I've read, the court ff2 and the gel res 8 fit a little long. Is that true? Are they wide or narrow? Thanks
They gel res is maybe a hair long, court ff is true from my experience and they both fit narrow, medium and wide just fine - ultra wide(3E and up) go up a half size
Hi. Interesting content you have 😀. Can I ask, I have a pair of Nike Vapor Cage 4 size 42.5 ( they fit, perform and fell perfect) and looking to buy a second pair of shoes just to switch from time to time and maybe to have like a match play shoe. What would you recommend... Nike Vapor X or the Asics FF 2 ( will 42.5 size from Nike match Asics? And the width is the same?)....I know, a lot of questions 😜!
If I were you I would practice and play in the same shoe as the different feelings can mess up your footwork but I would say the Asics court ff 2 will be most similar and you can probably use the same size as long as you don’t up the size of your nikes because of width- hope that helps!
Hey doc, thank you so much for your excellent videos! I have a flat, slightly wide foot. I’m a GR8 user, and I’m ok with it, but as a long-time GR user I preferred the 7. In the last month, I’m having left Achilles’ tendon pain, especially when lowering the angle between my foot and leg (e.g. when stretching the soleus muscle). I’m then thinking about trying Court FF2 or Adidas Solecourt. Do you think they can be an improvement for my flat feet-Achilles’ tendon pain combo? I was about buying Solecourt, but, as a clay player, Solecourt Clay are currently sold out in Europe. Thank you so much! EDIT: since I own GR8 since September, and I play about 8-10 hours a week, I would also consider trying new GR8 if none of the mentioned shoes can be a solution for my pain.
So bother the regular solecourt boost and court ff2 are good for clay, I would say the SCB will be more forgiving for heel pain but the arch does take a little time to break in, but both are good for sure I just prefer the SCB
@@FootDoctorZach I‘ve bought SCB a size smaller than GR8 (10 vs 10.5). They fit my feet perfectly. Only played 3 hours with them, and they’re still breaking in (having some blisters on both feet arches). They’re surely harder than GR8, but also way more supportive and stable in my opinion. My achille’s tendon is feeling better. I think they’ll be just perfect when they’ll soften up and I’ll get 100% used to their higher heel. Thank you so much for your great tips! I’ll let you know how they’ll be in a week or so.
Hey great review man! I am thinking of getting the ff2, but after trying it on, they seem to have the same clicking noise when moving forward just like the SS, have you noticed that ? And because novak slides on hard court, i heard that these shoes were meant for that, and that you kinda have to adapt of actually sliding with them, cause there are not as ''grippy '' as others..which i don't wanna to, cause i don't slide on hard courts. I'm curious about your thought on that ? thx
Thank you👍 I actually thought the FF2 was one of the better gripping shoes on hard and clay that I’ve played with the last year and I never had any traction issues with them- as far as the clicking I didn’t have that problem but I can see if you have a certain forefoot shape all that reinforcement may bend at the wrong place and produce that sound/ sensation but I would think that would break in after a week
@@FootDoctorZach i saw the doctor, i got the graphite insole but he said i may or may not like it because graphite is more stiff and there is no give like plastic. and as we get older, it is better to have insole with little give to it. will have to try the graphite and see once i get it. It takes 2 weeks to make it
Hi! Thanks for your video. I find the court ff 2 abit narrower in the mid sole area as compared to the solution speed ff. Do you find that? I didn't experience any pain or aches on the mid sole area of my foot when i was playing on the solution speed but once I started using the court ff 2, I felt pain/discomfort on both sides of the mid sole area of my foot. Is that because the court ff 2 has a bit narrower base on the mid sole area as compared to the solution speed ff?
I recently purchased an asics res 8 and I felt a little bit of ankle slippage and lack of support on the middlefoot. That produced an unbalanced state in my legs and the shoe is giving me plantar fascitis, ankle pain, some times knee pain and even hips pain if I don’t use a super thick pair of socks as thorlo’s. Do you think that the court ff 2 would be any better at this matter when compares to the res 8? I’m thinking of make the change at these. I have a narrow to medium foot with a slightly high arch
Yep you are falling into the category of feet that just don’t like the construction of the Gel Res 8 - court FF2 is a great alternative if you like the Asics foam and fit but need a more supportive, substantial shoe
@@FootDoctorZach what about using the res 8 without insole? Do you recommend it? I've heard about some other palyers wearing the shoes without insole to increase the "low to the ground" feeling and reduce weight. In my case, however, the possible benefit would be that when the insole is removed the support on the ankle increases, since the shoe goes a little bit higher on the foot. What do you think about it? By the way, congratulations for your channel! By far the most informative channel on youtube about tennis reviews!
Thank you! I actually would never recommend wearing a tennis shoe without an insole- there are a multitude of reasons why it’s a bad idea but you can also get thin insoles over the counter to replace the factory insole that would take them from 5mm down to around 3 mm but I would keep some insole in there for sure
Asics just lost a life long customer. Purchased the Court FF Novak in White / Green. The shoe that arrived was in black / yellow. Waited 40 minutes on hold including being disconnected only to be told that the White / Green colorway was out of stock and they wouldn't honor the sale price when it restocked. No other major brand does business this way when they ship the wrong item. Hugely disappointing.
I'm a hard court slider, and i always start to rip through the upper of my shoes on the top right within 3 months. Trying to find a shoe that can actually last six months with my rough play and i can still slide on hard court. Any suggestions?
6 months is tough for a hardcourt slider - the court ff2, vapor cage 4 and solecourt boost are the most rugged for hardcourt sliding followed closely by the diadora blushield 5 but even with those 6 months is a lot to ask of a shoe when sliding on that surface
Very comfortable, light and fast shoe, but unfortunately zero durability. After about 4 weeks, my pair got the first cracks at the point where it bends, outside and inside. Maybe it's because I'm very light-footed and a lot on my toes. After 2 months they are so torn that clay gets into the shoe. I play around 3-4 per week. Due to bad durability i would not buy them again.
Check out the other comparison videos here - Nike Vapor X vs Vapor X Knit : th-cam.com/video/6vHQh-kRi5s/w-d-xo.html / adidas Stycon vs adidas Stycon BOA : th-cam.com/video/baUDxzsmfM0/w-d-xo.html
So glad you answered the question about comparing with Gel Resolution 8!! I like that shoe a lot. Getting another one for clay in mako blue.
Hey Doc - can you please do a review on court ff2 vs solution speed ff2 as the solution speed ff2 came out newly and am planning to buy it ...
I already have the court ff2 and they are super stiff... too hard ... less mobility
I actually have 2 videos on the solution speed ff 2 that you can check out already/ I’ll be doing more later in the year once I see what Asics is going to do with the court line th-cam.com/video/celrqAKdBY4/w-d-xo.html
I’ve tried probably 6-8 different shoes in the last 6 months trying to find the perfect one. Court FF 2’s are the most comfortable, responsive, supportive, and durable shoe I’ve had. In LOVE! Stocked up several pairs for the inevitable “update.” I’m wearing these babies for at least a few years.
Thanks for your comprehensive review of the FF2. I’ve been in all brands and right out of the box I’ve never felt a shoe improve my foot speed and foot work than this one. No wonder Novak moves so well in the shoe. Zero break in, slipper like fit. Tons of support and the sole has a perfect mix of traction characteristics. The shoe feels like an extension of my foot. I don’t have to think about it on my foot. I can sprint full speed and get to every ball. I’ve been playing over 35 years and this is the most impressive shoe I’ve worn. Got 2 consecutive sets off a guy who always beats me first time out with the shoe today.
NICE!
I debated between Court FF2 and Gel Res 8, coming from a year in Gel Res 7s. I went with Gel Res 8 because of the durability guarantee. The mono-sock of the Court FF2 in long term reviews tends to tear around the tongue area.
Yeah I’m really not a fan of the slipper tongue for that reason among others- they fray and just don’t hold up over time- I get that they make it more glove-like but I usually will go with a traditional tongue - other than that the court ff’s were solid
I just got the Speeds because they were heavily discounted and I think they're great. I don't like flat and wide soles because I feel like I can't turn and roll on my feet as easily and I have enough balance of my own to not need assistance from my shoes. I used to play American Football in Nikes which had the thinest sole I've ever seen on a shoe and the sides were kind of rounded and they were perfect for being a WR boots because I could turn ridiculously easily. It felt like I wasn't wearing boots at all but they just pointed my forefoot into the ground due to their shape and gave my leg a forward lean. Also, I'm having absolutely no issue with my heels coming out of the Speeds but I went a size down which is what Asics advise in their website. At the end of the day it comes down to your playstyle and your body because I would personally find the positives in this video negatives and vice versa.
I really really like my Court FF 2s that I recently got, having come from Gel Res 7s.
I was really surprised how much I liked them- ultra stable
@@FootDoctorZach Huge Court FF2 fan - although I'm finding them increasingly difficult to find. I'm wondering if you have any information on what's going on in the world of supply chain issues affecting tennis shoes. I can't seem to find many great options in men's size 13! BTW, love your channel. Keep it up!
It’s like once I tried a pair of ASICS, I never want to move to another brand. I held the ff court 2 though, surprisingly pretty heavy. So I’m guessing djokovic really needed a good support shoe for himself
Yep that weight also comes with a lot of stability and off balance gripping
My old Asics solution Speeds was my top tennis shoes for performance. Tried the newer ones from different brands (although not all of them) and havent found one that could beat them.
They fit a certain foot type and player very very well for sure
Just bought a pair of the Court FF on sale before watching this video. Very glad I did now after watching your video, thanks!
Awesome! Glad you liked the comparison
1:10 Yep, that annoyance is definitely consistent from this model. There’s also the clicking sound that the bending would make when you break them in.
Yeah my brain just couldn’t get past that
Did the clicking and bending dissipate after break in? Experiencing that now and can't tell if it's because they're a half size too big
Nope- the second gen is much better- Make sure you check my review out on those
Excellent review! I'm using the FF2 Novak now, and really love them. But with my wider feet, it feels a bit tight around the middle section of my foot. I'm thinking the GR8 may be a better fit.
Thanks! If they’re available in your area try the GR8 Wide - they’re a 2E version that’s fits really nice
I have both. Gel 8 for social tennis and Solution Speed FF2 for game day tennis. Both are equally good and Asics has got it right again. Good review.
Awesome! Glad you liked it
I am a beginner and bought a running shoe thinking that (and also told by clerk) I can wear them for tennis. Now shopping for real tennis shoe and looks like I am going to go with FF2. Thanks!!
I’ve seen that a bunch where the salesmen just points to whatever without any knowledge so trust me you’re not the only one by a long shot but the court ff2 will do very well for you - let me know how you like them!
@@FootDoctorZach bought court FF2 today! I will try them out on this coming Friday. :)
Awesome! Let me know how you like them
I’ve got the Solution Speed FF. Found the same thing with toe off and creasing but never irritated my foot and after starting to matchplay properly, I didn’t even notice it. Was focussed on the ball and winning the point: probably did make a popping noise but not my focus. Didn’t have any issue with heel lock although my son who is slightly smaller footed, used the last eyelet during a wear test.
Not having tried the other two (had a bad experience with Gel Res 5), I can’t comment in comparison but interestingly the two most famous Adidas Barricade users now both use Court FF. Novak (barricade 7) and Andy Murray (barricade up to 8 then reverse engineered eights under UA branding). The court FF have that big medial piece like the classic barricades for support and dragging.
I want to see the Dremel test on the SS FF as suspect the upper is reasonably durable although no reinforced sections. As a non slider/dragged, I’m focussed on super light.
Also would be nice to comment on arch height/support as found SS FF are the only recent tennis shoe I don’t need my orthotics in. Whereas a few basketball shoes I have don’t need orthotics.
So interesting you pointed out the barricade as I was going to mention that but the video was getting long- the court FF felt a lot like the second gen barricade IMO. The twistruss midfoot shank is probably what your feeling as arch support as those are just as good as any over the counter orthotic and I felt that extra support as well. Thanks for all the feedback!
The Tennis Pro Doc I’m pretty sure there’s a little more arch to the sock liner/insole as well as the structure of the shoe. Comparing to nike and Adidas sock liners, the ASICS had a little more curve.
Are you testing the Aetrex Lynco orthotics?
I have quite a bit of experience with Lynco and I'm usually not a huge fan just due to them not having a lot of closed cell materials/ poly material- but there are a few good indications for them and a large group of people who love them, they'll be in my orthotics rundown once I organize it- hard to narrow down a topic like that for a 10 min video
The Tennis Pro Doc I’d be curious to what you’d suggest instead of the L420 as that’s what I use. They are fairly heavy but need the posted heel and arch support. They’ve changed the foam as the older ones were a different foam but seem more durable now
The birkenstock sport orthotics are a good alternative but if you are used to a certain brand and they feel good on your feet stick with what you have
Thanks for the great reviews. I really liked the Solution Speed 3's from a couple years ago but Asics does really have better options now with two great shoes in the Court FF 2 and Gel Res 8. I would just say if you have a narrow foot I might recommend going down 1/2 a size if you are anywhere close to being in-between sizes like me. I always wait for a sale on the older colors which can be had for about $100.
Thanks for the follow up! -You're the second person now thats said to go a 1/2 size down on narrow feet so I'll make sure to add that to the teardown videos. Yep there's always a deal to be had if you don't mind previous colorways , I usually wait for a shoe to go down in price once the new line is out as well
I got the Court FF2s. The heel lock and fit is great! It is more stable than Gel Res 7, NB Fresh foam LAV, Nike Vapor X and Air Zoom Zeros that I tried on. I just had to go down half size for better fit.
Interesting that you went down a size- I’ll have to see if that happens with others as well- I was pleasantly surprised with the court FF 2 as they were the most stable shoe I’ve come across maybe save for the Stycon BOA - but the court FF’s are much lighter so they win against those as well- thanks for the follow up!
The Tennis Pro Doc I was surprised too that I fit better on half size smaller. Heel lock is right on 💯👌🏽, no slipping.
Keep up the good video reviews doc 😎👍🏽👍🏽
@@barbermack2980 thank you!
@@FootDoctorZach most stable feel? Have you tried a Barricade 5, 6, 7 (Novak), or 8?
I’ve had every barricade except the 7, I though the most stable feeling was the 18’ with the plastic midfoot support - I like court ff2 a bit more with the outrigger heel counter and the upper wrap, but most of the later barricades in my opinion are monster trucks too
Wish I would have saw this before I shopped in the winter 😞 After several months of playing, the Gel Res 8s are feeling clunky on my feet and I'm realizing it doesn't really match my speedy, all-court moving game. The last Gel Res shoes I actually liked that felt perfect were probablty the 6s. Gonna give the FFs a try.
Let me know how they work for you
I just ran across your channel I am now subbscribed. Great stuff. I use Asics Res 8 but got a bunion so after 2 hours it hurts my foot. I just purchased the FF2 and tried to put it on. I did get it on, but with alot of effort. Oh my .. just one foot though. liked it, will get them on and walk around, I like what you said about them, I tend to roll ankles, so sounds like the FF2 maybe good for me.. Thanks for the great stuff. I am going to listen to more!
Thank you! You may want to stuff some socks or tennis balls into the ff 2 to stretch the toebox out as any shoe you’re going to put on with a bunion will irritate you a bit until the toe box gets broken in - let me know how it goes with them 👍
I recently bought the FF2 for playing casual tennis because I need the extra support for my achilles. Hopefully they will give me the same kind of support that the Lebron 16s do for basketball.
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Asics Solution Speed 3 and Asics Court FF Novak are still the best shoes.
I still have 4 brand new pairs of the SS3 :)
That’s a collection !
I recently bought the Solution Speed clay after having used the Gel Resolution 7. The toe box on the Sol speed is more narrow and for some reason my little toe on my right foot gets rubbed really sore after 30+ minutes of play time. After using the shoes for about 4 - 5 sessions the annoying popping has gone away, but my foot doesn't feel locked in at all in the shoe. If I tie the laces normally, my foot feels likes it's moving out of the shoe. To stop this I have to tighten them to the point when it hurts my feet (even when using back lace holes). They also don't feel like they have the same cushioning. I use gel inserts, but after playing in these for an hour or more the soles of my feet hurt which didn't happen in the gel res 7s.
The solution speeds are not the greatest engineered shoes- they’re made for a straight foot with a medium arch which isn’t the norm - the ankle collar is low that’s why you’re coming out of them- if you want Asics I’d go with the court ff2 and if you want a light weight speed shoe I’d go with the Ubersonic 2, vapor x, or babolat jet Mach 2
@@FootDoctorZach Thanks so much for your reply. I play a lot on synthetic grass and my gel res 7's don't grip much at all and I've found clay shoes grip very well. Do you think it's worth getting the FF2 clay or in your opinion would the regular FF2s grip just as well?
Regular is fine plus the treads will last longer
Finally can't find any more Barricades, Court FF2 looks like a good replacement.
Yep- the FF2 is a reverse engineered barricade with better comfort essentially
Are either (or both) of these models good for playing Badminton? If so, which one do you recommend?
Congratulations on a terrific analysis. Very informative and relevant.
Thanks! Do you prefer one of these over the other?
This should be renamed: Reasons to buy Court FF 2 over Solution Speed Ff
I may have to rename now that I reviewed the solution speed ff 2- much different shoe than the solution speed in this video
When you bent both shoes and showed the solution speed bends easier vs court, that to me is a positive. Stiff soles hurt my feet more. All to each his own.
Loving these shoe reviews. I'd probably go with the FFs based on your review and my foot type as wide base appeals - not drawn to the Speeds at all I have to say.
Thank you! Yeah me too the SS felt like spandex with some rubber on the bottom on my foot while the court FF’s felt like armored tanks
Congrats! Just what I needed! Thanks!
No problem!
hands down the best video I've seen on this topic! Super helpful, thanks so much
Glad it helped! keep your eyes peeled for the NEW FF3 video coming soon
@@FootDoctorZach well i just bought the FF2 so I will probably not watch to keep peace of mind
Which is your favorite ASICS right now ? I hated resolution 8 despite all the top reviews out there. No breathability for me, the upper plastic part of the toe box was irritating me when braking, they are so cushioned that I don’t get any feedback from the court and as most ASICS i don’t know why but they cause pain to my plantar fasciitis. I miss my favorites speed solutions 2s.... best ASICS ever. Also many report that FF Court 1 were more cushioned and soft that 2s.
I like the court ff 2 the most out of their line right now- very stable and built like a tank - just not a fan of the slipper tongue - I liked gel res 8 except for the heel counter wasn’t very snug so my right heel would move around a bit- maybe why you were having pain
Started playing tennis recently. Got two pairs of Solution Speed FF. With a good high arch insole, they've been really good. Want a third pair but am not sure if the Resolution 8 or Court FF 2 are worth the extra money.
GREAT CHANNEL JUST SUBBED! WHAT DO U RECOMMEND FOR A VERY SOFT "TOP" OF THE SHOE...MY 2 BIG TOES ..THE TOPS OF THE BIG TOES ARE GETTING BEAT UP!! very painful...what do you recommend for a super soft top?? I have had fresh foam lav and now kwiss
Glad you’re liking it! Best soft top I know of is the head revolt pro in my opinion
Really great review. I have a question.. At the moment I use he GR 8, and I absolutely love them. My kind of game is aggressive, I like to run , be fast and be all over the court. Do you think the Court FF2 or Solution Speed FF 2 would suit better my style of game or should I stick to GR8? Thanks a lot and I hope you answer!!!
Thanks! As long as your heel isn’t slipping out of the GR8 they should be fine, the court ff 2 is my favorite of all 3 though
Really liked the detail you gave on the 2 shoes. I have been wearing the solution speed but due to your review I just bought a pair of the court FF
They are not the FF2. What would be the biggest difference in these 2. What advances are in the court FF2?
Aloha!!!
Congratulations on your channel, I would like to know if this outsole has good traction on a clay surface? or if a clay outsole would work better? .Greetings and continue with the videos !!
The court ff outsole is good the solution speed is not good for clay- thank you!
Count ff 2 looks very nice but the gel resolution might suit my style better
GR8 is good as long as you don’t have a very high arch or you could get some slippage in the heel
Great info, very helpful data, I’d like to try the FF2 if I could find it in my size in stock.
Thanks! They just came out with 2 new colorways so there are a lot in stock now plus some on sale in the old colors
Can you compare the FF2 to older Barricades, and perhaps also dissect any of them before the one version you did (17/18) - if you can find, still many new models found in 2nd had sites like ebay, etc, thats how I got some of them still wearing today coz cant find the same or similar fit today (Sole Court Boosts but too expensive and the heel cup is way to stiff and high up on my achilles)
Thanks!
I’m trying right now to get more barricades to compare the new ones that come in 2021- it’s hodge podge trying to get my size so it’s taking time to get all them in new condition
Good morning, congratulations on the channel! you make us understand in a technical way how a shoe works.
I play padel 3 times a week, high level, and knowing that it is a sport that you have to go fast to the net, go forward, turns ... between the asics court ff2, the resolution 8 and the solution speed ff which do you think is better in terms of comfort, speed, stability, durability ... thank you very much and happy new year
Thanks for the kind words- for quick movements that lend themselves to ankle spraining I’d always want the court ff2 , the solution speed ff 2 is good too but the court ff 2 is just a different beast
how big! I had some asics gel solution speed 3 with the number 9.5 .. will I buy the courtff2 with the same or one more? thanks for everything
I’d just go same size
Cheers for making these reviews, seriously appreciate your experience and expertise
Thanks!
You mentioned upgrading the laces. Any suggestions where to get those and the length of lace for a size 12?
It’s all broken down in this video: th-cam.com/video/VKc0bhcKFvY/w-d-xo.html
Hi, I have pronation. When I walk, my weight tends to be more on the inside of my foot. What shoes do you recommend in this case ? I really like the FF 2. Do you think they are ok for me considering this pronation that I have?
Unless you are having pain with that pronation it’s really not a terrible thing, every foot operates differently, some function well with more pronation than others, that being said the court ff 2 is good for arch support, so are the SoleCourt boosts, GP turbos - if you are having pain or straining you can throw in pair or orthotics to bring you back to neutral
Greetings from Portugal! It was a great pleasure to find this channel! I currently use the Nike Air Zoom Vapor Cage 4 All Court, in 6 months they are ready to go straight to the trash! The sole is very good but the fabric started to tear! 6 months, amazing! Now I want to buy some new ones and I'm afraid to bet on Nike, I like the Nike Air Zoom Vapor X and Vapor X Knit, but I'm afraid they'll have the same problem again as the Vapor Cage 4. I really like the Asics Court FF2, my wife have some and love it! What is the best option Nike Vapor X or Vapor X Knit or betting on Asics?
Welcome to the community! I’d definitely go with the Asics- the vapor x isn’t a durable shoe at all but the court ff2 is a really stout players shoe that should last you a while
@@FootDoctorZach Thank you very much for your help and opinion! I love Nike's most cheerful colors, but the quality is very poor! I will follow your advice and I will choose quality and choose Asics. 💪🇵🇹
Let me know how they do for you
Could you compare de Court ff 2 vs solution speed ff 2?
I will at some point ins dedicated video but I do kind of compare them in this video too th-cam.com/video/Fsnkz-vM9yQ/w-d-xo.html
In order to wear double socks, (for the court ff2) do you think I should go half size up or one size up?
I usually don’t personally
Nike GP Turbo, FF 2 or Gel Res 8, which one would you recommend? I have plantar fasciitis
The GP turbo and ff2 are both good- just depends on your foot type and shape
hello, please how does the gel court speed compare to these 3 shoes ?
Hi. I’m coming from using the Adidas solecourt boost as that is being discontinued. Loved the performance of that shoe.
In terms of cushioning and comfort which would be a closer fit to that, the GR8 or the FF court 2?
I have a bone spur in my left ankle and this wear a brace. Would you recommend one shoe over the other if I have to take into account wearing the ASO brace?
They’re nearly identical
love my FF2 pair! Best tennis shoes (10 out of 10!)
they’re awesome
6:00 The Solution Speed does have a separate clay court shoe.
Yep, I may do a follow up on that model as well- only problem is you can’t get them everywhere
The solution speed ff clay court shoe is the best clay version of all three. Maybe on hardcourt they are not as good as the two other ones, but on clay you need quick turns. An that is much easier with the speed ff. The two other models are simply too heavy.
Asics makes good clay treads for sure- have a pair of GR8 clay versions now for review
Hi there! Thanks for the comprehensive Asics shoe review! I have a chronic ankle instability and also very narrow feet. It's always been a hell to find a shoe that would fit me perfectly and to tell the truth my ankles always ache for a few days after tennis training :-( Do you think Court FF2 would be ok for me or shoud i probably opt for another shoe ? Thanks a lot!
Ankle instability is a bear to deal with especially if you have a narrow foot- you actually may move around a bit too much in the toe box of the court ff2- id try the yonex eclipsion 3- it has the outrigger heel counter for stability and fits a more narrow foot- i have a few videos on it
@@FootDoctorZach thanks Doc 🙏 !!! Will definitely try them!
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Hello zach, as an agressive hardcourt mover with sliding and explosive movement, what are the main differences between the court ff2 and the nike vapor cage 4? thanks
Why would you use hard court shoes on clay???
maybe i should try the court FF2 since res8 cause so much ankle issues ??
Would be worth a try for sure
Hi! It was a very detailed and enlightening review. I've been to buy FF courts but I don't know if I will like the tongue system. The Resolution 8 I didn't buy because I had the 7 that I found very stiff. I have SS FF because I managed to buy them in a promotion for 55 €. I like them because they are light but I would not train many hours with them in HC I prefer something more robust. Do you find the upper part of Court FF comfortable? More than for example NB ff lav? Thank you
Yes surprisingly the court FF upper is very comfortable- it’s hard to compare to the Lav because they’re two completely different styled shoes but I’d say they are just as easy to break in but maybe not as breathable - I’ve heard the tongue frays after a while playing in them but as far as the last 3 times I’ve been out in them they had zero break in and it felt secure - thanks for the feed back!
We need an update of this video since the solution speed ff2 is out. It might be a whole different conclusion.
I still like the court ff2 more but it’s a much closer ball game- maybe I’ll do an update video this summer on it
Hi...I need a wide toe box due to bunion...I have the Gel 8 but is Court FF abit more roomier?...thanks for video!
Do you have any go-to replacement laces?
Here you go: th-cam.com/video/VKc0bhcKFvY/w-d-xo.html
Hey doc. How do all of these shoes fit? From what I've read, the court ff2 and the gel res 8 fit a little long. Is that true? Are they wide or narrow? Thanks
They gel res is maybe a hair long, court ff is true from my experience and they both fit narrow, medium and wide just fine - ultra wide(3E and up) go up a half size
Hi. Interesting content you have 😀.
Can I ask, I have a pair of Nike Vapor Cage 4 size 42.5 ( they fit, perform and fell perfect) and looking to buy a second pair of shoes just to switch from time to time and maybe to have like a match play shoe. What would you recommend... Nike Vapor X or the Asics FF 2 ( will 42.5 size from Nike match Asics? And the width is the same?)....I know, a lot of questions 😜!
If I were you I would practice and play in the same shoe as the different feelings can mess up your footwork but I would say the Asics court ff 2 will be most similar and you can probably use the same size as long as you don’t up the size of your nikes because of width- hope that helps!
The Tennis Pro Doc thx 👍
Hey doc, thank you so much for your excellent videos!
I have a flat, slightly wide foot. I’m a GR8 user, and I’m ok with it, but as a long-time GR user I preferred the 7.
In the last month, I’m having left Achilles’ tendon pain, especially when lowering the angle between my foot and leg (e.g. when stretching the soleus muscle).
I’m then thinking about trying Court FF2 or Adidas Solecourt. Do you think they can be an improvement for my flat feet-Achilles’ tendon pain combo?
I was about buying Solecourt, but, as a clay player, Solecourt Clay are currently sold out in Europe.
Thank you so much!
EDIT: since I own GR8 since September, and I play about 8-10 hours a week, I would also consider trying new GR8 if none of the mentioned shoes can be a solution for my pain.
So bother the regular solecourt boost and court ff2 are good for clay, I would say the SCB will be more forgiving for heel pain but the arch does take a little time to break in, but both are good for sure I just prefer the SCB
@@FootDoctorZach Thank you so much, I’ll try regular SCB then!
Let me know how it goes for you
@@FootDoctorZach I‘ve bought SCB a size smaller than GR8 (10 vs 10.5). They fit my feet perfectly. Only played 3 hours with them, and they’re still breaking in (having some blisters on both feet arches). They’re surely harder than GR8, but also way more supportive and stable in my opinion. My achille’s tendon is feeling better.
I think they’ll be just perfect when they’ll soften up and I’ll get 100% used to their higher heel.
Thank you so much for your great tips! I’ll let you know how they’ll be in a week or so.
Awesome I’m glad they’re working out!
Hey great review man! I am thinking of getting the ff2, but after trying it on, they seem to have the same clicking noise when moving forward just like the SS, have you noticed that ? And because novak slides on hard court, i heard that these shoes were meant for that, and that you kinda have to adapt of actually sliding with them, cause there are not as ''grippy '' as others..which i don't wanna to, cause i don't slide on hard courts. I'm curious about your thought on that ? thx
Thank you👍 I actually thought the FF2 was one of the better gripping shoes on hard and clay that I’ve played with the last year and I never had any traction issues with them- as far as the clicking I didn’t have that problem but I can see if you have a certain forefoot shape all that reinforcement may bend at the wrong place and produce that sound/ sensation but I would think that would break in after a week
@@FootDoctorZach Thank you for that, much appreciated.
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How about the width between the GR8 and the FF2?
Very similar, court ff maybe a hair wider but the GR8 does come in a wide version
I know it's been awhile, but I just got a pair of FF2. Is there a lace co. That you recommend? Thanks
I have a video on that, you can check it out here: th-cam.com/video/VKc0bhcKFvY/w-d-xo.html
The Novak for sure. They look great too.
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Doc, do you think i should try the court FF 2 ? if the heel slippage was a problem with gel resolution 8 ? ankle and heel more stable with court FF ?
Yep the court ff 2 had no heel slippage for me, worth a try for sure
@@FootDoctorZach i saw the doctor, i got the graphite insole but he said i may or may not like it because graphite is more stiff and there is no give like plastic. and as we get older, it is better to have insole with little give to it. will have to try the graphite and see once i get it. It takes 2 weeks to make it
Hi! Thanks for your video. I find the court ff 2 abit narrower in the mid sole area as compared to the solution speed ff. Do you find that? I didn't experience any pain or aches on the mid sole area of my foot when i was playing on the solution speed but once I started using the court ff 2, I felt pain/discomfort on both sides of the mid sole area of my foot. Is that because the court ff 2 has a bit narrower base on the mid sole area as compared to the solution speed ff?
I recently purchased an asics res 8 and I felt a little bit of ankle slippage and lack of support on the middlefoot. That produced an unbalanced state in my legs and the shoe is giving me plantar fascitis, ankle pain, some times knee pain and even hips pain if I don’t use a super thick pair of socks as thorlo’s. Do you think that the court ff 2 would be any better at this matter when compares to the res 8? I’m thinking of make the change at these. I have a narrow to medium foot with a slightly high arch
Yep you are falling into the category of feet that just don’t like the construction of the Gel Res 8 - court FF2 is a great alternative if you like the Asics foam and fit but need a more supportive, substantial shoe
@@FootDoctorZach what about using the res 8 without insole? Do you recommend it? I've heard about some other palyers wearing the shoes without insole to increase the "low to the ground" feeling and reduce weight. In my case, however, the possible benefit would be that when the insole is removed the support on the ankle increases, since the shoe goes a little bit higher on the foot. What do you think about it? By the way, congratulations for your channel! By far the most informative channel on youtube about tennis reviews!
Thank you! I actually would never recommend wearing a tennis shoe without an insole- there are a multitude of reasons why it’s a bad idea but you can also get thin insoles over the counter to replace the factory insole that would take them from 5mm down to around 3 mm but I would keep some insole in there for sure
hello. I have plantar fascitiis. Please tell me which are the best tennis shoes for women.
th-cam.com/video/Y0FitApDvEA/w-d-xo.html - this video will give you a good list to try
Asics just lost a life long customer. Purchased the Court FF Novak in White / Green. The shoe that arrived was in black / yellow. Waited 40 minutes on hold including being disconnected only to be told that the White / Green colorway was out of stock and they wouldn't honor the sale price when it restocked. No other major brand does business this way when they ship the wrong item. Hugely disappointing.
Thats a bummer- i dont think I’ve ever ordered direct from a brand except once from Nike but hopefully it gets resolved somehow for you
I'm a hard court slider, and i always start to rip through the upper of my shoes on the top right within 3 months. Trying to find a shoe that can actually last six months with my rough play and i can still slide on hard court. Any suggestions?
6 months is tough for a hardcourt slider - the court ff2, vapor cage 4 and solecourt boost are the most rugged for hardcourt sliding followed closely by the diadora blushield 5 but even with those 6 months is a lot to ask of a shoe when sliding on that surface
Res 8 switching to FF2
Im a bigger fan of the FF2 every time I put them on
Does the FF 2 run large or small?
True except it’s a bit long in the toe box
how does gel resolution 8 compare to court FF novak
Court ff2 the superior shoe IMO- much more stable/ aggressive
@@FootDoctorZach what about comfort. Feels like gel resolution 8 more cushiony
Its about the same for me
Which one are better for flat feet and front wide feet? Court FF2 or resolution 8?
Thanks
Gel res 8 in the 2E version
@@FootDoctorZach Thanks! and between Diadora Blushield 5 vs Gel Res 2E? Thanks again
does anyone know if which one these can slide better on hard court? Thanks
Court ff2 IMO
The FF2 is good for running / jogging?
I wear a 46 size
I wouldnt
Can I use the ff2 solution speed on a basketball court ?
Outdoor
Ahhh thanks doc!!!!
I thought you would like it!
Are these shoes ever on sale tho ?
Hard to find em
Can any these be used for Basketball/volleyball?
Basketball yes, if vollyeball on non hardwood then yes, hardwood that may slip a bit
@@FootDoctorZach thanks for the reply :)
Can you compare the most premium shoes from the most prominent companies(asics, nike, adidas, nb etc)
It’s coming up - shoes still haven’t arrived
Very comfortable, light and fast shoe, but unfortunately zero durability. After about 4 weeks, my pair got the first cracks at the point where it bends, outside and inside.
Maybe it's because I'm very light-footed and a lot on my toes. After 2 months they are so torn that clay gets into the shoe. I play around 3-4 per week. Due to bad durability i would not buy them again.
which one are your referring to ?
Way too expensive for me
These colorways are now on sale as the new colors have come out so you may be able to find them at a pretty steep discount
Bad design the FF.Very weak ankle security,coupled with a big forefoot.Regret buying them.Sticking with Adidas in future.
They're definitely not for certain foot types
@@FootDoctorZach The joys of online shopping!
Haha yep
Fano cacare meglio sono Adidas