Customer Reviews Wilson Rush Pro Ace Pickleball Shoes

Length of shoe was too short. My toe pushed against the inside toe area.

Too small. Ordered my typical size 10 but big toes pressed hard against toe of shoe.

These shoes felt really comfortable - briefly. Within 5 minutes of standing in them they felt too tight and my feet were cramping up. Returned.

I found these shoes last summer, after trying on 13 different models/sizes of court shoes. I have somewhat narrow feet (b/w narrow and medium width) and always have to put in inserts to take up space and for comfort/arch support. These are great for narrowish feet. I did still customize them (w/ProFoot cushion inserts which are not too soft). And even though I am adding to the inside, I do not have to size up. Have just purchased 2 more pairs, one of them to save for when these wear out, as my experience is that models change and I can't get the one I worked so hard to find. I play pickleball twice a week on an outdoor court and these shoes last me for one year. Money is no object for sport shoes for me but these to be relatively inexpensive. Also - they do not have leather and I was concerned about their breathability but the top is vented and they do not feel hot. Great traction. Great shoe.

Love these! Great if you have a wide toe box/bunions.

This fit perfectly and had a lot of support. I just felt the white made my feet look too big. I wish they had this style in darker colors.

I would need a 10.5 my big toe was hitting the top of the shoe. I have never had this problem before so I think the shoe runs slightly small. Unfortunately for me you do not make a 10.5 Nice looking shoe!!

great for pickleball, both indoors and outdoors. Took off one star because heel soles are starting to show wear after only 4 months of use (averaging 1x/week).

Court shoes are a must if you are playing pickleball, ticket, etc and these are very comfortable!

I'm always a 10.5. This shoe is substantially shorter.

I tried on about 8 pairs of shoes for pickleball and these were the least comfortable. While snug, the top of my foot slid around in the toe box. The Wilson Rush Pro Lite is a much more comfortable court shoe.

Toe box was narrow and cramped. Not for those with bunions or a wider forefoot. It also has a hard plastic toecap on the end meant to protect your toes, but they protrude beyond the end of your feet so, to me, they just look like tripping hazards. I was sad that the width and shape of the toebox was never going to work for me because the footbed felt great.

Really liked the look of these shoes, however left shoe rubbed my inner ankle so I had to return them

I had another Wilson shoe that fit my narrow foot nicely and when it wasn't available again in my size, I tried this one. I think I could have put both feet in one of these by comparison. It was very wide and I think a bit long. I wear 9 Aa street shoe and normally 9.5 in running or tennis shoes.

Runs large, good looking shoe but cuts into your ankle and uncomfortable.