These smart 'womens tennis sneakers' have all been chosen for their stylish appearance, all-round sporty capabilities and good reviews, but if you need a shoe purely engineered for playing tennis, please look at the women's tennis shoes page for inspiration.
However, the new 2013 Lacoste Repel 2 (left) could do as well on either page. It's got the looks of the most refined sneaker, but it's actually brimming with tennis friendly technology, so you'll perform to the highest level on court. It has a slightly larger trademark crocodile in commemoration of Lacoste's recent 75th birthday.
Stylish Sneakers DesignedbyWomen for Women
If you're looking for a company that understands the needs of women's feet during exercise, then few can know more than the women designers at Ryka, who fashion shoes ONLY for women!
Women's feet tend to differ slightly from men, (apart from size), so all Ryka's sneakers have a narrower heel and wider forefoot, and are designed with the 'bio-mechanics of active women' in mind.
Many of the range have been influenced by a love of dance, like the 'Ryka Studio D', which is primarily for indoor activity, but the 'Ryka Radiant' has all the woman-specific features on a more robust shoe for outdoor exercise as well. Click on the link and read the great reviews!
Feel The Zig Rebound Reward Of Reebok's Ground Breaking Sneaker Technology
It's incredible how much technology can be packed into a tennis sneaker nowadays. The ZigDynamic women's tennis sneaker is in the vanguard of new sneakers designed to promote and enhance the effectiveness of your lower body muscles, whilst rewarding your feet with supreme cushioning. Though designed for elite runners, it's thoroughbred design will improve the ambulation of anyone.
Whereas the 'Easytone' shoes encouraged muscle development by making your leg muscles work a little harder by creating 'micro instability', ZigFuel sneakers make your life a little easier by actually returning energy back to your legs and making your efforts propel you further.
Probably as groundbreaking as the technological advances in these shoes, is the visually stunning impact of the zig-zag tread that's set a new standard for visual impact. It's this shock-absorbing pattern that also returns energy back to your legs as you exercise.
These are tennis sneakers for those that don't mind being the center of attention, because with styling like this, they're not going to go unnoticed.
Saucony Jazz Women's Walking Sneakers - SpectacularColor, Minimal Weight, Maximum Comfort & Style
If you spend alot of your day on your feet, Saucony Jazz are the sneakers for you. They're so light and comfortable, you'll barely notice them on, save for the regular compliments you'll get from friends and acquaintances admiring their style.
Saucony know a thing or two about shoe technology, having supplied footwear to NASA astronauts, and developed running shoes optimized for the smooth tranfer of weight between heel and toe.
Most just love these sneakers for their cool comfort, eye-catching appearance, and the huge choice of colors. Some even adore these shoes to the point of having a 'Jazz' selection to match their every mood and outfit.
The green shoe isn't just green in color - It's environmentally and animal friendly. No animal products were used at all in it's construction, meaning less cruelty and less waste of the Earth's resources. Oh, and these stylish sneakers look and feel good as well!
Earth Sneakers are for people who love comfortable, stylish sneakers, but who care for their posture and the environment too. They've got features you won't find in many other sneakers, like the 3.7 degree slope downwards from toe to heel.
This slight angle creates the perfect foundation for good posture, helps burn a few more calories by working different muscle groups, and keeps the body in optimal alignment when walking. I bet you never realised you were walking 3.7 degrees out of true!
These Earth Glide 2 Sneakers excel in arch support and ventilation to keep your feet cool during exercise, and many appreciate the wide fit that allows room for ALL your toes!
So lightweight is the construction, and pliable the material, that the Earth Lazer is the ideal travel shoe.
Perhaps the biggest plusses of all about buying these shoes are that 'Earth' has done the utmost to minimize the environmental impact of their construction, using a high percentage of recycled components. The approval of the Vegan Society means that no animals were harmed either.
Brooks Addiction Walker For Women - The Ultimate Shock Absorber
Brooks have put alot of care, effort and attention into becoming the running shoe of choice for those in the know. Their determination to become the best has lead many to believe that Brooks shoes now have the best support and cushioning bar none.
The Addiction Walker Sneakers benefit from all the trail-blazing Brooks has done in the world of running shoes: Strategically positioned support will prevent excessive rolling of the feet, whilst the superior cushioning system absorbs shocks and returns some of this energy back to your feet to 'put a spring in your step'.
Where the shoe meets the ground, Brook's use of high density carbon rubber will ensure plenty of grip and durability for those who intend to give these classy sneakers the daily walking workout they were intended for.
Puma Sneakers - Smooth, Sleek & Streamlined Like The Feline
Puma make many of the sleekest shoes around that sit perfectly astride the overlap of the sporty and the casual, the showy and the practical. There's nothing quite like these shoes from other makes, and I for one fell immediately for these amalgams of quality and style as soon as I first saw them.
These exquisite sneakers have converted many to become lifetime Puma purchasers, addicted to the Soleil's slipper-like comforts and designer sneaker looks.
They come in a variety of colors but all have the leaping Puma and distinctive side stripe. The white and silver shoes are new and available in most sizes, while the 'coffee bean' color has garnered many happy reviews, so click the links, magnify the screen and inspect the finer points of these immaculate tennis sneakers.
There is a recent school of thought expounding the virtues of less being more when it comes to athletic footwear.
The arguement is that the increasingly complex comfort and cushioning technologies found in many of today's tennis sneakers is drawing us further and further away from a simple truth - that the human foot is already superbly suited to walking and running unaided.
The New Balance Minimus Tennis Shoe has been engineered with this concept in mind, and is primarily a trail running shoe, but it's ideosyncrasies have found favor with a wide range of people for a wide variety of uses.
It's so different to other sneakers that it takes a while to get used to it's strange feel, but with a little perseverance, you too could become a 'Minimus' convert. As the name suggests, you don't need socks either to experience that back to nature sensation. If you're still in doubt as to whether these appealing sneakers are right for you, just click the link and discover how others have been equally intrigued and ultimately delighted with these shoes.
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The confusion over some of these terms reflects the worldwide use of English and regional developments in the language, and also the recent rapid development and range of sports-specific shoes. In general, sneakers, tennis shoes and trainers are all just types of athletic shoe.
One confusion arises from the use of the words 'tennis shoes' to mean any type of athletic shoes, particularly in the US. This can be a recipe for sprained ankles and other foot and knee related injuries, because 'real' tennis shoes, (ie for playing tennis), have extra support and cushioning to allow for the sudden lateral movements common in the game.
The word 'sneaker' was first used in the US to describe a shoe similar in construction to the English Plimsoll, which was an indoor athletic shoe with a rubber sole. The design allowed the wearer to 'sneak up' on people, hence the development of the name. The range and styles of modern day sneakers are now enormous, as you can see from this page, but they all have their roots in the simple rubber-soled original.
The British word 'trainers', developed as a shortened version of the words 'training shoes', but like 'sneakers'. the term now covers a large variety of shoes, from proper sports shoes to their more decorative cousins, designed more for display and light activities.
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