Comments: These fit amazingly well for my narrow, high arched foot. However, there is a defect in the plate, I described it as a squeak and Nike doesn't do exchanges for noises. When I rock back on my serve, there's a loud squeak that it distracts.
From: Tracy, 8/27/20

Comments: I was so excited to try these since they look so sleek. However, they were so difficult to put on and hurt my feet.
From: Eva, 6/28/20

Comments: Hands down my favorite tennis shoe that I have ever worn. I have played for many years and have struggled to find the perfect shoe, but this is it. I have a narrow heel and the built-in sock in the heel area is great for this. The shoe is super supportive as well and very comfortable. I just purchased my third pair. Might not be the best for wide feet though as there is a bridge across the upper foot that is not adjustable or very flexible.
From: Meg, 5/4/20

Comments: The only shoe that works for me, I have tried, I believe, most shoes on the market. I've had plantar fasciitis, bone spur, and these keep my feet comfortable. Please keep the new fun colors coming. Never stop offering this shoe style please. If you have any feet issues, give these a try. They are so protective and supportive for the feet on the court. Pretty true to size. I wear mainly size 11 or 10.5, in women's shoes, and 10.5 in these works well.
From: RL, 3/27/20

Comments: I love the look of this shoe, but the inflexible white strap across the arch made it impossible to get on. Disappointed because it had all the features I wanted.
From: Carol, 3/12/20

Comments: I love these shoes. This is my second pair, and I highly recommend them.
From: Erika, 1/2/20

Comments: I love these shoes, they are comfortable. Fit right, I have a thin foot so they are right for me. They just run little big, but I can work with that.
From: Lorena, 12/29/19

Comments: I couldn't get the shoe on, due to bootie inside, and my wide foot.
From: Tracy, 10/31/19

Comments: These are hands down the most comfortable court shoes I've ever worn. After years of foot problems, pain, and surgeries including a recent MTP joint fusion, I have found the perfect shoe. Enough stiffness in the forefoot to prevent exacerbation of hallux rigidus, comfortable midsole with contoured base that allows for aggressive movement. Very light shoe with great support and comfort.
From: NP, 10/29/19

Comments: The Zoom Zeros are probably the best looking tennis shoes Nike has ever made. However, the fit is so unbearably painful that I don't think I can purchase another pair. I bought two and both fit the same. I'm a perfect size 7.5 in all Nike shoes and this was no different. I have average width and instep. The problem with this shoe is not the bootie construction, but the upper. The opening of the upper is at the vamp of the foot making it extremely difficult to slide your foot inside. The bootie is like a flexible neoprene, but the upper does not give at all. Instead it digs into the top bones of the foot. I was determined to make them fit so I put them in shoe stretchers for a week. It helped, but was still tight. I feel great while playing, except for the lack of ventilation, but have to remove them quickly. When I tried to put them back on I pulled my calf muscle. Such a shame. I'm an aggressive 4.0 mostly doubles, some singles, player who plays 3-5 times a week.
From: Julie, 8/8/19

Comments: I ordered my normal tennis shoe size, but it runs big so I am waiting on a half size smaller.
From: Clare, 7/16/19

Comments: I am very happy with these shoes, they protect my feet and are very comfortable. I like playing in them. I have had plantar fasciitis and a bone spur prior to finding these shoes.
From: Anonymous, 6/18/19

Comments: These are my new go-to shoes. I previously wore Vapors over the last 5 years and they were good, but not nearly as comfy as the Zoom Zeros. I have a super narrow heel/foot with a very low arch, so it is hard to find shoes that lock me in as well as these. I also appreciate the generous length. I'd say if you are between sizes to error on the side of sizing down. I typically wear size 8 or 8.5 and the 8 is perfect. The cushioning is amazing, but I still feel fast on the court, which is very important to me. I play 4-5 days a week and play 4.0 singles and doubles. They last me about 3 months which is realistic given how much I play. I've been wearing this model since last summer when the first pairs were launched.
From: Kennie, 2/6/19

Comments: I would not recommend these shoes for anyone with a high arch. It is such a banner that Nike didn't think through this case. I had to take the soles out, so the pressure from the top to my arch is not too painful.
From: Elle, 1/26/19

Comments: I have had these shoes for several months now and I have really enjoyed wearing this shoe. This is the first Nike shoe I have been able to wear in years. I have a wide forefoot and a narrow heel with a low arch. I have had no issue getting this shoe on my foot - loosen up the laces, hold the tab on the back, and it goes on just fine. No struggle! The shoe conforms to your foot and just as the other reviewer stated - the shoe becomes invisible. I forgot about the shoe while playing. I wear a toe spacer to help with chronic turf toe and the toe box accommodates this well. It is very supportive and I feel locked in. The shoe is light. I can move laterally without fear of rolling an ankle, the traction is excellent, and the design helps with explosive movement - reminds me a little of a volleyball shoe. I drag my toe and there is minimal wear. The shoe seems to run long. I purchased this shoe in an 8 but I think I could down to a 7.5.
From: Lisa F, 1/19/19