See less

ARTENGO

TS730 Tennis Shoes

Regular price: LBP67,000.00

Sale price: LBP20,000.00

Special product, Innovation Special product, New Release Special product, End series Personalize me Translation missing: en-AE.products.product_tile.flags.same_day_delivery

prix

Open the reviews dialog. (Average rating: 4.09 out of 5 stars,

4.09/5

Read all 152 review(s) Reviews)

8340160

These sports shoes keep you in style! They provide great foot support, and are made with a durable, wear-resistant sole. Perfect for starting to play tennis!

Color: Choose a color

Size:

Sizes guide

Select a size

Select the size {{ cleanSize }} before adding this product to your cart.

Sale price:

Prix

Sale price:

Product Features

A photo of the TS730 Tennis Shoes in use

Fitting comfort

The supple and ventilated mesh and PU upper guarantees comfort

Cushioning

The EVA insole provides the cushioning you need.

Abrasion resistance

Rubber outsole provides good resistance to wear.

Additional Product informations

Composition

Outer sole of

100% Synthetic Rubber

Upper of

60%
40% Polyurethane

Comfort

The supple and ventilated mesh and PU upper guarantees comfort.

Cushioning

The EVA foam insole and flexible construction under the heel provide the cushioning you need while moving around the court.

Resistance to wear

The rubber sole makes the shoe very durable.Outsole durability: 1 star.Upper durability: 1 star.

The "user comfort" star test

The shoes have been blind tested by a panel of tennis players of all levels. They evaluate the level of comfort, that is, how the shoe fits and how soft it is (from the very first time worn), on a scale of 0 to 20.

The "cushioning" star test

The shoes are tested in a lab on a machine that reproduces the impact of the heel when playing tennis using an 8 kg impactor. The greater the acceleration, the greater the impact suffered by the body.

The "resistance to wear" star test

The shoes are tested in the lab on a machine that has been specially developed to reproduce the type of heel, forefoot, toe, and instep wear seen in a tennis match. The more cycles are needed to reproduce the wear on the shoe, the higher the shoe's resistance rating.