Customer Reviews SKECHERS Go Train Arch Fit Viper Court - Pickleball

Very comfortable for playing but want to get them off when I'm done. Wish the toe box was a bit wider. Also wish there were more fun color choices.

I bought the new Pickleball shoes. My initial thought, I REALLY liked them. I only wore them for one week and then someone stole them from the Pickleball Court :-(

Very comfortable and breathable. The Arch Fit provides a really nice formed footbed. The fit is wider than expected (slightly narrow feet). Soles seem durable but time will tell. Would buy again.

Bought them right after the US Open. I am optimistic but I'm very hard on pickleball shoes so time will tell. It's only been one week

I play pickleball, so I'm looking for a shoe that will last a long time. I also want a comfortable shoe. Your insole is to hard and not comfortable. I bought a insole.

Use on court for playing pickleball

Very nice looking and I'm sure they're good for pickleball if the sizing was correct but they're very small. I had to return them due to the narrowness and sizing issue

I was looking forward to receiving this item. Upon receiving it I noticed some differences to the product in the photo. It's a good show size wise and it is comfortable however I feel like I received a different item!

Competitive table tennis. The shoe laces are cheap for a shoe that is trying to into competitive sports. The holes for the shoe laces do not allow you to tighten the laces setons the first set of holes. This causes my toes to jam into the front of the shoe.

Pickleball. Heel pain after wearing a few days. Bunched up in toe box.

I have received compliments on the look and style, and there's no break in period needed. The shoe has good flexibility out of the box. I can't really comment on durability after one session, but I assume the tread and soles will hold up pretty well. That being said, I wish I had tried the Viper Court Pros because the Comfort series are just too wide, and maybe a half size too big. I laced them up as tightly as I could and used the top eyelets, but I still experienced some ankle roll and instability. I guess at this point I'll try 2 pairs of socks. I would still recommend them to anyone that has really wide feet, as I don't think there's any manufacturing issues. Just a bad fit for me personally.

I am an active woman, I play pickleball almost every day. I would love to have good fitting, stylish court shoes. I wear a size 12 and all the brands only go to 11. I have to buy men's shoes which leaves me with very few options in the style category. I wish I could convey how truly frustrating that is. Surely, I'm not the only tall woman in sports. But here I am in by neon yellow men's Skechers and I like the comfort. They do have good cushion and arch support. They are more breathable than my Asics gels. Where they lack is grip. My feet have slipped a few times when playing on the gym floor. Not enough that I've fallen or done the splits, but I definitely worry that I might after some wear. I had no problems with slipping when playing outdoors though. These may end up being my outdoor only shoes.

Shoe was advertised as relaxed fit width, but it is too narrow and runs small for a men's 12.

I bought them for tennis thinking that pickle ball would work the same. I'm wondering why there's not any rubber in the front of the toe. As far as comfort there amazing. Just seems there lacking more support than everyday tennis sneakers.

Use it for Pickleball but tightening the left shoe has caused the top part of the shoe towards the toes to crumple up causing it to rub hard against one of my toes and causing it to bleed.

I have a narrow to medium width foot. These shoes were to wide for me in the toebox.