Asics Women's Gel-Game 7 Tennis Shoes

I wanted to buy solidly constructed tennis sneakers. And unfortunately for me, I wanted to buy them during the pandemic. Other people had the same idea, and so I couldn't find any in colors I liked and at the price point I wanted to pay. Really, I was trying to re-create the K-Swiss of my adolescence (in bolder colors). When these arrived, I was so happy! They are more stylish than they appear. They are hard (and durable). I have wide feet, and these have room in the toebox. I've been using them 2 times a week since the Spring, and they're in perfect shape.

One reason I like ASIC sneakers, the insole comes out very easily and I can insert my own insoles. The sneakers are comfortable as they are, but I need a little more arch support, not only in ASICs but in all sneakers/shoes.

I have worn these twice so for. The first time they were a bit stiff as expected and my toes felt slightly cramped. The second time a little better. I foresee them getting more comfortable each time I wear them. I usually wear a 7 1/2 in ASICS running shoes. These run very big. I originally ordered the 7 1/2 but sent them back and got a 6 1/2 which fit perfectly. My feet are anatomically flat and have a wider forefoot and narrow heel. These fit better than Adidas tennis shoes. I wear these playing Pickle ball indoors.

I love the fit. My it is snug but not tight. I love that as I move around on the tennis court my foot does not slide around in my shoe. The shoe is very comfortable. Wore them for 1 match and they got like a glove. Comfortable, no blisters, couldn't wait to wear the again for practice. I bought a second pair I like them that much.

Love these tennis shoes. Great mobility in them and they offer good support. I play tennis and only buy ASICS for the comfort and fit. I also buy them a 1/2 larger than my normal size to give me extra toe room. Love the blueberry color too

This sneaker is labeled as tennis sneaker. The sneaker is NOT flexible at all because of the HEAVY rubber sole. The sneaker does not flex when you walk or run (tennis) causing the top of the foot to become sore. I called ASICS and spoke with a consumer relations representative. His answer to me was that I should have realized the consequences of the hard rubber sole. I should have tested the sneaker by walking on the carpet of my home. My response was that you cannot test a TENNIS sneaker by walking on carpet. I tried to share my opinion about this sneaker but I was shut down. He was adamant that it was my responsibility to test out the sneaker (I did test the sneaker by playing tennis) and at the end of the game my feet were killing me to the point that I had to sit down on the court to loosen the sneaker laces to see if I would get some relief on my feet. I did not. I took my sneakers off massaged the top of my feet and the tingling went away after a while but the soreness continued for a few hours. DO I RECOMMEND THIS SNEAKER? I have other ASICS sneakers and they are soft soled and never created any issues on my feet. I CANNOT RECOMMEND THIS SNEAKER and I am highly disappointed not to be able to fully share my experience with the ASICS consumer representative. His final advise was that I should test all my sneaker at time of purchase, do the testing at home, and do not return used sneakers. As an aside, I did notice the heavy sole but knowing that ASICS is an expert producer of tennis sneakers, I never expected that the sneakers would cause me so much pain and discomfort. What do I do now with the sneakers? I don't know since evidently they cannot be returned. Somebody please let me know what to do.

uh these arent at all any type of orange more like hot pink, they are comfortable enough but seem chuckier then any asics shoe I have ever purchased. Cant run in these but a good walking/work shoe

I was pleasantly surprised with the quality and fit of this shoe. It will be great for court games (pickleball).