Looking for new tennis shoes for the upcoming season? This year, we’ve seen several new tennis shoes been released already, offering a range of features designed to improve your performance and comfort on the court. Some of these latest models has updated materials and technologies, that works well for both competitive and casual players.
Here’s an overview of the new, best tennis shoes from the major brands, available in 2025, and some info on what sets them apart.
Nike
- Nike Zoom Vapor 12 – An anticipated update to the iconic Zoom Vapor line, expected in 2025. This model builds on its reputation for lightweight speed and responsiveness, likely featuring enhanced Zoom Air cushioning and a sleek, breathable upper for agile court movement. Aimed at competitive or professional players, it may tie into pro endorsements like Carlos Alcaraz. The Zoom Vapor 12 is shown at the top image.
- Nike Zoom “Hypersmash” – Previewed late 2024, this new tennis shoe gives explosive speed and stability. It’s designed with a bold, modern aesthetic and advanced cushioning, potentially incorporating Nike’s latest foam tech for energy return, making it a standout for aggressive players.
Check the latest Nike tennis shoes from Tennis Warehouse (US, Canada), Tennis Warehouse Europe or TennisOnly (AU,NZ).
Adidas
- Adidas Barricade 13 (Updated) – Already refined in 2024, the 2025 iteration continues to evolve with a lighter frame and improved breathability. It features Geofit Sensepods for ankle lockdown, a durable Adiwear outsole with a six-month guarantee, and a flexible mesh upper, balancing stability and comfort for all-court play.
Purchase the latest 2025 Adidas shoes here from Tennis Warehouse (US, Canada), Tennis Warehouse Europe or TennisOnly (AU,NZ).
Asics
- Asics Gel-Resolution X – A staple for durability and stability, the 2025 version refines its flexible upper and extended Dynawall technology. Known for its six-month outsole warranty, it offers cushioned support and grip, ideal for players seeking reliability across long matches.
- Asics Solution Speed FF 3 (Updated) – Expected to see subtle 2025 enhancements, this lightweight speed-focused shoe features FlyteFoam cushioning and a grippy outsole. It’s tailored for quick, agile players, with updates possibly improving breathability and energy return.
New Balance
- New Balance Fresh Foam X CT-Rally (Updated) – Building on its 2023 debut, the 2025 version enhances stability and comfort with Fresh Foam X cushioning. Available in standard and wide widths, it’s backed by a six-month durability guarantee, appealing to players needing a supportive fit.
- New Balance Coco CG1 (Updated) – Inspired by Coco Gauff, this 2025 update combines 90s basketball vibes with tennis tech. It features an Energy Arc carbon fiber plate for power and a multi-piece upper for lockdown, delivering speed and stability.
The new 2025 Asics and New Balance models can also be found at Tennis Warehouse on the links above.
Other Notable Brands
- Wilson Hurakn 2.0 (Updated) – An evolution of Wilson’s performance line, this 2025 model offers plush cushioning and a durable outsole. It’s designed for all-court versatility, with a focus on comfort and bold colorways like White/Wilson Red.
- K-Swiss Ultrashot 4 – New for 2025, this shoe upgrades its predecessor with a softer midsole and improved upper durability. It retains a six-month outsole warranty, targeting competitive players who prioritize comfort without sacrificing responsiveness.
- On The Roger Pro 2 (Updated) – Championed by Roger Federer and Ben Shelton, this 2025 update refines its high-performance edge. It features lateral TPU clips for stability, a dynamic upper, and responsive cushioning, blending luxury with technical precision.
- Mizuno Wave Enforce Tour 2 – Launched in 2025, this model works for aggressive players giving further support and stability. It includes Mizuno’s Wave technology for shock absorption and a durable outsole, popular among ATP doubles players.
Some models above are projected based on brand release cycles and does not have full details yet.
