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Ref; Failure of T22 Princes tennis shoes
Last 4 pair failed at left toe area. The rest of shoe was still structural Lu sound.

Past request too address this defect has gone on without any response.

I am a regular tennis player. These are my 2nd pair of Prince T22 tennis that I have bought, so it is obvious that I am quite happy with the confort and support that I get while playing tennis.

I purchased my first pair of T22's about six months ago from a local tennis shop. I loved the light weight and excellent traction that these shoes provided. My only problem was that I bought them about a half size small. I normally wear a size 10 shoe. When I bought my first pair of T22's I actually ended up in a size 10.5. They were fine when I was just walking or running, but the abrupt stopping in tennis revealed that they were still too short.

I really like this shoe, so I decided to buy another pair a half size larger. I'm not sure if the sizes run small, but I am in a full size larger than I normally wear. I play tennis 2-3 times a week, and my first pair are showing only minor wear at this point.

Wore Asics Gel Challengers for years to play Pickleball. Asics causes medial calluses on my big toes. Prince has a bigger toe box and calluses seemed have decreased in a month of playing.

Downside of these shoes is that they are heavy (7 oz. per shoe) and weight may hamper mobility. Upsides are: firm construction and support. Good traction.

I typically wear size 10.5 in Asics. 10.5 in Prince was a little too short. Had to exchange Prince for size 11.

Recommend to walk in shoes first before using on the court. Little stiff at first. Gives great support and comfortable after about the first two hours of play. My second pair of Prince pickleball shoes and use them on outdoor courts.