Nike Men's GP Challenge 1 Hard Court Tennis Shoes

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About This Item

Design:

  • Designed for wear on hard court surfaces
  • Strong midfoot plastic plate adds stability for quick cuts
  • Webbing around the eyestays combines with the plate for “hugged” containment
  • The heel is specifically designed for rocker-like movements, like pulling back for a serve

In-Shoe Comfort:

  • Extra-padded heel helps keep you comfortable and supported
  • Cushioned insole adds comfort

Durability & Traction:

  • Extra rubber in the toe area, specifically the big-toe side, adds durability
  • High-abrasion rubber in the forefoot offers durability and traction
  • Brand : Nike
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Web ID: 24NIKMGPCHLLNG1HCSOMA
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Best Overall Court Shoe From Nike

Initial impressions of this shoe were just ok. The plastic lateral containment piece could be felt against the side of my feet, but I decided to give them a chance to break-in. Several hours later, these became my go to shoe for tennis and pickleball. The cushioning system really provides a nice responsive ride, especially during hard cuts or quick lateral movement. I have wider feet, so Nikes recco to go up half a size was perfect. As a slightly heavier, stronger guy, these shoes really take a beating on the court but they have held up very well. Enough so that I will be buying more color ways. Highly recommended, but give them time to break in.

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Unleashing My Inner Agassi – The Nike Zoom Gp Challenge 1 Isn't Just A Shoe, It's A Statement!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nike, you've done it again. The Zoom GP Challenge 1 isn't just a modern tennis shoe; it's a powerful evolution that resonates with the spirit of a legend while forging its own formidable identity on the hard court. From the moment I laced them up, I felt a connection to that unapologetic, performance-driven energy that defined Andre Agassi's game – and this shoe absolutely delivers on that promise for today's player. The Fit and Feel: Locked-In Confidence: The upper provides a truly exceptional lockdown. My foot felt secure and supported through every aggressive cut, slide, and explosive first step. There's a responsiveness here that inspires confidence, allowing you to attack the ball with unwavering commitment knowing your footwear is a stable foundation. The breathability is also noteworthy, keeping my feet cool and comfortable even during intense, multi-set matches under the Nashville heat. Performance on the Hard Court: Engineered for Domination: This is where the Zoom GP Challenge 1 truly shines. The cushioning is a brilliant blend of plush comfort and explosive responsiveness. The Zoom Air units in the forefoot are like coiled springs, providing that immediate energy return needed for quick changes of direction and powerful pushes off the baseline. I felt noticeably faster and more agile, allowing me to track down more balls and dictate play with greater authority. The outsole grip is phenomenal on hard courts. It strikes that perfect balance between allowing controlled slides when needed and providing tenacious traction for those crucial braking moments. I felt completely in control, even on the slicker parts of the court after a bit of rain. This inspires the confidence to really dig in and unleash powerful shots without fear of losing my footing. Design and Heritage: A Nod to the Icon, A Step into the Future: The design is a fantastic homage to the iconic aesthetics of the Agassi era, yet it feels distinctly modern and forward-thinking. The bold lines and strategic overlays not only look great but also contribute to the shoe's overall support and stability. It's a design that turns heads on the court, signaling a serious player who appreciates both heritage and cutting-edge performance.

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Great Tennis Trainers

These trainers are very comfortable and great support when playing tennis

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Be Wary Of Size Inconsistency (Ran Large Despite Nike’s Size Up Recommendation)

I like the style, feel, and weight of these court shoes but Nike’s half size up size recommendation (for me) was not accurate. I was already skeptical of that recommendation because I am a consistent 10.5 size across all brands — including several 10.5 Nike court shoes I tried on (in store on the day of my purchase). I ordered size 10.5 and they were unfortunately too large. I ordered a replacement pair in size 10 and they also ran nearly a half size too large. If I listened to Nike’s recommendation, size 11 would’ve been ridiculously huge. They seem like good shoes but be very wary of size inconsistency! Try on an actual pair in a store before ordering if possible.

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In Doubt, Don't Be.

I was skeptical at first coming from asics ff3's but these sneakers are top class in comfort and lightweight enough that I don't need to even think about them.

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