A combination of retro design and modern performance make the Court Vision Low men's sneaker from Nike a perfect shoe on or off the court. Call back to the '80s with the leather & synthetic or canvas upper and deep traction outsole.

Synthetic leather adds durability and heritage look inspired by basketball shoes from the '80s. Padded, low-cut collar looks sleek and feels comfortable. Perforations on toe and sides add comfort and breathability. Rubber outsole adds durable traction.

There is no denying the fact that the Nike Court Vision and the Air Force 1 are two of the most popular sneakers on the market. They both have a sleek, minimalist design and are incredibly comfortable to wear. But don't be fooled by appearances.

Our range of Nike Court Vision trainers has something for everyone, with a wide selection of both men's Nike Court Vision trainers and women's Nike Court Vision trainers to be found.

Court shoes have special technology to improve your grip, enhance your movement and provide support. One outstanding example of court shoe technology and materials is Babolat. Babolat partnered with premier tire manufacturer, Michelin, to create the ideal racquet sport shoe sole.

1. This refers to a basketball player's ability to see and understand everything going on the basketball court, while in play.

Court shoes are designed specifically for tennis and the shifting, side-to-side motions that come with the game.

The sole is, as on ordinary shoes, several layers of leather put together. The bow is made of grosgrain, or any ribbed silk, in a pinched or flat form. For women, pumps with a strap across the instep are called Mary Janes. Pumps may have an ankle strap.

Nike Court Vision shoes are a style of shoes inspired by mid-1980s basketball shoes that have a low-cut collar and perforated upper.

Traditionally, these shoes were designed exclusively for the wealthy upper class societies who had important public roles, like politicians and rulers. In fact, these shoes were so highly regarded that King Louis XIV demanded that no one would be allowed to enter his court if they were wearing red court shoes.

A men's court shoe (or opera pump), in patent leather, worn with white tie or black tie attire. The construction of pumps is simple, using a whole-cut leather top with a low vamp, lined with either quilted silk or plain leather, trimmed with braid at the opening.

Court shoe stability Court shoes typically hit the ankle bone higher on the foot to provide more stability and decrease the chance of ankle injuries. Some court shoes have plastic and rubber over them to increase this stability. The most stable shoes are often shaped more like a boot to maximize stability.

Tread & Traction Outdoor court shoes often come with larger tread patterns. These are designed to provide good lateral stability as well as proper grip on all types of surfaces. Comparatively, the soles of indoor shoes often have circular flat spots on them that allows them to grip smooth and flat surfaces better.