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Tennis foot pain
A former pro lost a career to it. Blisters, hot spots, a collapsing arch in the third set. You should not have to choose between moving and hurting.
Traditional tennis shoes still put a hard board under the foot and call it support. The pain starts in set one. By set three you are managing the shoe, not the point.
What we changed
Strobel cushioning instead of a board. A last that holds the heel through the cut. An upper that does not chew the little toe after two hours of clay.
Prototypes go on real courts. If a pair produces hot spots, it does not ship. That is the whole test.
If this is you
- Blisters on the heel or pinky toe after a match
- Arch that folds when you plant
- Numb toes from a last that is too tight or too floppy
- Pain that makes you skip the third set
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