bota je pohodlná a lehká, má pěkné designové řešení

I was really disappointed with the Adidas Adizero Ubersonic 5. For a premium-priced tennis shoe, I expected much better comfort. The biggest issue is the sole—it feels extremely hard with almost no cushioning. Even after wearing the shoes regularly and giving them enough time to break in, they never became more comfortable. Instead, I started experiencing knee pain and leg pain that I hadn’t had with my previous tennis shoes. Ironically, my much cheaper Adidas GameCourt 2 shoes were far more comfortable and caused me no issues. Spending more definitely didn’t mean getting a better shoe in this case. I contacted Adidas hoping for a replacement or return, but my request was denied because of their return policy. They also said this isn’t considered a manufacturing defect, so it isn’t covered under warranty. Unfortunately, it’s impossible to know whether a shoe will cause pain without actually playing in it. I’m sharing this so others are aware before spending their money. Everyone’s feet are different, and these shoes may work for some people, but if you prefer good cushioning or have sensitive knees, I’d think twice before buying the Ubersonic 5.

Suitable both for tennis and pickleball games. Used on concrete and tara courts with no issues.

Did not need to be broken in before use. Can go straight to the court from the store.