adidas Men’s Grand Court 2.0

I bought the Adidas Men’s Grand Court shoes for my husband and he loved them! The classic design is stylish and versatile, making them perfect for both casual and slightly dressier occasions. The cushioning provides great comfort for all-day wear, and the fit is true to size.

I appreciate the quality materials used; they feel durable and well-made. The rubber outsole offers good traction, which is a plus for everyday use. Highly recommend them!

these are great tennis shoes so far at a great price. classic tennis shoe look
and very comfortable for me. they also fit true to size at least for me. i may buy another pair.

Great looking shoe and the price didn’t hurt!

It’s very good, the size is good and the quality is very good, nothing to criticise for the price.

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I purchased these on sale to see how they compared to the Adidas Superstars, my favorite shoes, considering the price difference and the fact they resemble each other.

I wanted them to be durable enough to justify the price and that were at a price point that I won’t mind replacing them when need be, assuming I liked them. I believe I got exactly what I wanted. I don’t know how likely I am to buy another pair, given they are not going to make me stop wearing my Superstars, but they seek impressive for the sale price.

These shoes take about a week to break-in, as they start off stiff at the toe. You’ll first notice the shoe bending strange at the toe as the synthetic leather folds while walking. It’s probably not as bad if you have wider feet, which these shoes would likely favor my than narrow feet like mine. The shoes are very comfortable from the time you first put them on even though they need some break-in time.

The Cloudfoam is wonderful. Adidas usually have an insole and midsole that are very comfortable and these seem to be no exception.

The design is also very reminiscent of their classic options. They look VERY similar to my Adidas Superstars (a typically $110 pair) with several minor differences to the design. For example, the top lip of the back side of the shoe is a slightly different shape, the Superstars have a hard rubber shell on the top of the toe that these do not have, the perforations between the stripes found on the Superstars is missing, the stripes themselves are closer together, and the Adidas logo is noticeably absent on these (instead just the name Adidas). I believe the upper material to be made of more than 40% of recycled polyester to create a synthetic leather, as opposed to the leather upper of the Superstars. Which is a pretty cool bonus when considering how good of a job they seem to have done with the synthetic material (it feels very much like leather and seems durable for now). However, when compared to the Superstars, these are wider at the toe and wear more loosely on narrow feet. Personally, I still find the Superstars so much more comfortable and familiar, these probably won’t steal as much time away from them.

Overall, it looks like a cleaner, less fancy version of the Superstar. It’s extremely comfortable and very supportive for a synthetic shoe. I will continue to wear them as much as possible to see if they change my mind while I have them. However, I expect to keep rocking the Superstars over these more often than not. Especially given you can buy two pairs every year for the price of one during holidays.

Everyone is different though, and these are good shoes for what they are. It’s a relatively new model, but Adidas did good with these!