Reebok Women's Nano Court Training Shoe

Firstly, I Love the design and fit of these shoes, so I was thrilled to try them on the pickleball court. They are really comfortable. However, within a week of wearing these shoes to play pickleball, I rolled my ankle TWICE, the second time sustaining a high ankle sprain. This hasn't happened with any of my other court shoes. When you make quick, lateral movements in these shoes, there is a noticeable balance issue. Anyway, I still love the look and feel of the shoes, but won't be wearing them for anything other than just walking around. So disappointing!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use my Nano's for pickleball. I love the fact that there is no break in period. They are comfortable from the minute you slide your foot in the shoe. They are also true to size. I normally wear a size 8 but ordered 8.5 to have room for my feet. I love the fact that the toe box is nice and wide. If I were to change anything on this shoe, it would be the fact that you have to slip your foot in instead of loosening the shoelaces. I think if you had really wide feet, this might be a problem initially getting them on.

I've had multiple pairs of Nano Cross trainers and have always been satified with thier fit and preformance. So I was thrilled to see the Nano court shoes released (in the super fun colorways). I've had them for 5 days and worn them to play pickleball 3 times and the right shoe has a pretty significant tear already! I am not typically one to complain but I am deeply disappointed in the lack of durability and fit of this shoe as it is much narrower than my other Nanos.

I have been struggling for months to find a pickleball shoe with a wide enough toe box. As an avid wearer of the nano for my cross training, I was beyond excited when this shoe came out. Unfortunately, it does not fit like a Nano. The shoe overall, especially the toe box, is markedly smaller. They may still be a better option than other court shoes but certainly fall short of my expectations. If you're going to give them a shot, siize up from your usual nano size.

I really like the bootie construction because it feels secure when you're running around on a court and the grippy bottom is great for lateral movements. I think this is a great shoe for anyone using for on court activities. I ordered my normal Nano size, but would recommend sizing up a half size as the toe box was narrower than expected compared to other Nano models I wear.

I have developed plantar fascitis, which made playing tennis very difficult and painful. I saw the new Nano Court trainers and gave them a try. I have to say these were definitely the right shoes for me! The shoe structure transfers weight toward the ball of the foot and takes the pressure off of the heel, which is exactly what I needed. The shoes are very comfortable (from first wear) and fit just tight enough to feel secure without feeling overly tight. They do run smaller than other Nano cross trainers, I feel. Those tend to be a bit wide. These Nano Court trainers are more narrow than the other Nano styles in my experience. I stuck with my true size (7.5). I tried a half size up to see if those were more comfortable for thicker socks, but I felt they were a little too loose and not as supportive. Some may prefer the roomier fit for thicker socks, but with normal sock thickness, these were just right for me.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased these as a court shoe for pickleball. After putting them on I will be wearing them for all my workouts. The inner shell hugs your foot and locks it in for stability on the court. The sole is flat and provides a strong base for gym workouts. I can't say enough good things about this shoe, plus it looks amazing. People have asked me what brand and shoe they are.

I really like everything about these shoes. I wear them for pickleball. I have a narrow foot and they are great fit. Love the bright yellow color. The one draw back is the sole wore out quickly. I've been playing for years and know it's a thing, but I would say faster than most.