Customer Reviews SKECHERS Pickleball Viper Court Pro 2.0 Sneaker

They are more comfortable than the Babolat Jet Mach 3, Winners Edge P-38 Lightening, K-Swiss Express Light and the Supreme and Squarze. The sole has more cushion than every other sneaker l mentioned other than the Diadem. And the only pickleball sneaker that's more comfortable is the Diadem, but the soles of the Diadem wear out extremely quickly and costs $50 more. They don't have a sock like the Winner's Edge P-38 or Diadem, but it almost feels like it does because your entire foot feels encapsulated and supported. Obviously, if it feels too tight you can loosen the laces. They are stiffer than most of the other sneakers and may need to be broken in. In regard to weight, they aren't as light as the Babolat or Diadem, but they are surprisingly lighter than I expected given the amount of rubber in the sole. If you need a wide shoe, then you may want to look for a different sneaker like the Winner's Edge or Babolat. The wearing of the soles is my biggest problem. The Babolat uses Michelin rubber in their soles, but they still wore out more quickly than I expected, lasting only 2.5-3 months before the tread wore out and I only play 2-3x/week. The sole of this sneaker is also made from Micheline rubber and it wraps up and over part of the toe box and covers even more on the inner side of the big toe and ball of the foot, which is the area I wear out most quickly. Also, the rubber looks much thicker than the Babolat. So, I'm hoping and expecting they will last significantly longer. The only complaints I have are: The laces are shorter than I'd like, the sole of the white sneakers are an orange/yellow and I don't care for most of the designs. However, if the soles last significantly longer than all the other sneakers I've tried, I'm going to buy additional pairs. All in all, I would highly recommend these sneakers if you love playing pickleball.

It felt a bit narrow in toe box