The New Yonex GRPHT THRTTL (Graphite Throttle) Tennis Shoes

Written by: Stefan Jonsson | November 6, 2025
Yonex Graphite Throttle

Yonex has just introduced the GRPHT THRTTL (Graphite Throttle), a concept court shoe that takes their footwear design to the next step. Described by Yonex as a “turning point” in its footwear DNA, this model is giving us the next generation of technology that will shape some of the future’s top tennis shoes.

Built for Court and Everyday Movement

With the GRPHT THRTTL they want to blend on-court performance with off-court comfort. Designed for players, active individuals or just sneaker enthusiasts, it delivers great responsiveness while also maintaining everyday wearability.

Yonex gear and shoes can be found at Tennis Warehouse (USA, Canada), Tennis Warehouse Europe (code TNERD10 for a 10% discount) or Tennis Only (AU).

Key Technologies

Graphite – Throttle Structure
Inspired by the idea of controlling power like a throttle, this new structure channels energy efficiently for both speed and stability.

POWER CUSHION REV
Yonex’s most responsive cushioning, offering 37% better shock absorption and 42% more repulsion than previous lightweight midsoles. It transforms impact into explosive rebound for smoother, faster movement.

POWER GRAPHITE Plate
A carbon-infused plate integrated in the sole enhances lateral stability and forward propulsion. Its exposed wing design gives the shoe both performance and visual distinction.

Design

The engineered mesh upper is lightweight and breathable, with reinforced zones for durability in high-wear areas. Both the mesh and laces are made from recycled polyester, in an eco-conscious design. Blue and green details in the shoe’s structure shows Yonex’s iconic brand colors.

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Stefan Jonsson

Stefan is a writer at Tennisnerd since 2023 and keep the readers updated on new events, betting tips and general tennis news.