Let's be clear on a few things here. Tennis shoes run narrow. It is part of their design, narrowness allows you to stop and change directions easier than a clunky wide shoe. It's why people don't play tennis in Saucony's. However, if you have even a slightly wide foot, or wear orthotics like me, this can make finding a tennis shoe difficult. Also, I wear a 6.5 which is not an easy size to find.

This shoe has a wide fit for a tennis shoe. It has better cushioning than most and is plenty durable despite what some reviewers might say. BTW, if you look at the reviews of any shoe there will be a few that say that the shoe gave out or broke down right away. It also costs a lot less than many other shoes that I don't think are any better.

However if you need an extra-wide shoe, this is not the shoe for you. Check out Prince shoes if you can find them. I bought some a few years ago that were so wide I could only play in them if they were laced extra tight. I believe New Balance also makes extra wide tennis shoes.

Bottom Line: A quality, comfortable shoe at a decent price. Can't get much better than that.