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Highlights
A fierce hard court tennis shoe that elite players can trust
Engineered for aggressive sprints, stops and slides
About This Item
A shoe elite tennis players can trust when play heats up. The unique geometry of the Speedboard® supports the foot without limiting flexibility, and strategically placed overlays and reinforcements offer durability when sliding on hard courts.
Design:
Overlays, molding, and reinforcements protect during slides Inside eyelets to prevent broken laces
Speedboard® supports the foot without limiting flexibility
Midfoot lacing cage locks in the foot during dynamic moves
Generous padded heel for comfort
In-Shoe Comfort:
Bottom-loaded Speedboard® stretches under the toe box for energy return
Stiff Helion™ foam insert delivers stability, comfort, and energy return
Durability & Traction:
Decoupled herringbone design on the outsole for traction
Additional Details:
Best for: Tennis
Heel-to-to drop: 8mm
Brand : On
Country of Origin : Imported
Web ID: 25ONXMTENNTHRGRPRFEAE
REVIEWS
4.0
2 Reviews
TimR
3 weeks ago
Good Show But Not Really An Upgrade From The Pro 2
Slightly wider toe box but felt less responsive. Think I like Pro 2 better look-wise but they're both nice shoes. I'll go with these if the soles last longer but time will tell.
DannyATL
2 months ago
Close, But Still Behind V1
This is the 3rd version of the Roger Pros, but V1 is still the best. Fit & Comfort: Runs a bit short, with a low toe cap that presses on toenails. After an hour on hard courts, it gets uncomfortable. The sole is very stiff—even with Game-day Pro insoles, I felt ankle pain and couldn’t play back-to-back matches. Performance: The close-to-the-ground feel (like V1) is excellent for explosive movement, and the wider toe box is a big improvement over the cramped V2. Durability is still TBD; past ON Pros lasted me only a few months at 8–10 hrs/week of play. Looks: Best silhouette in tennis shoes—sleek even in large sizes (unlike the clownish look of Asics Court FF). But the “Swiss Engineering” label feels like marketing, not sport-specific design. Bottom line: • Pros: roomy toe box, great court feel, sharp design. • Cons: short fit, low toe cap, overly hard sole, questionable durability. If ON could make the V1 last longer, it’d be the perfect shoe. Right now, I only buy them for the looks, not the performance. As for this listing, there is a mistake. The photos show white version which I ordered, but the color name is pink version which I received, and decided to keep.
