Comments: These shoes are good for junior players. They tend to run about 1/2 of a size up, but they feel comfortable and they are durable.
From: James, 2/12

Comments: This could be the best pair of tennis shoes that I have owned in terms of stability, speed, design and weight, but please ensure customers buy 1/2 to one full size larger than their typical size. I also concurrently own a Yonex SHT-307. This shoe gives greater stability but provides less toe comfort and durability, relative to the Yonex, if one purchases one's regular shoe size.
From: Raghu Menon, 2/12

Comments: Ordered 1/2 size up, and it fit perfect. It's pretty comfort, stable, good support, and fast (low to the ground), don't know its durability but I'm not that worry with its 6 months warranty.
From: Jack, 2/12

Comments: I like these shoes. I have tried Prince and Nike in the past. Nike has very low durability, but very light and stylish. Prince on the other hand, is not so stylish, looks bulky, but has the best comfort in my opinion. These Babolat's were pretty descent in terms of style, but I was mainly interested in how long they would survive. The Nike shoes last about a couple months, with 6 days a week play, 2 hours a day, indoor and outdoor hard courts. The Prince shoes last a big longer, maybe a month longer than the Nike's. The Babolat's straps were not all that handy because I could only tighten the one going across my forefoot. The one on the heel was really hard to tighten, and I didn't feel a difference when loose and tight. Overall, the shoes were great, I just received my durability guaranteed pair, and am looking forward to playing in them.
From: David, 12/11

Comments: These were decent tennis shoes. Make sure when you buy them to buy a 1/2 size up. I found that my toes would continuously ram into the head of the shoe. Also, these are very loose. After an hour of tennis, I get blisters on my feet.
From: Anon, 12/11

Comments: The shoes seem to be well made with very good style and looks. Although I haven't used them for long on the courts. I felt like I had to wear them around the house to break them in a little.I have a wide foot so I am glad I read the reviews from Tennis Warehouse before selecting a size. I normally don't buy shoes online because of not being able to try on. After reading so many reviews of people saying order a half size larger than what you normally wear I decided to take that advice. Glad I did because normally I wear 10 1/2 ordered a size 11. Turned out to be a good fit. 10 1/2 would of been way to snug.
From: Steve, 11/11

Comments: I got these for outdoor racquetball and now I use them in indoor racquetball on wood courts. I love these shoes. They fit so snugly like a glove and I love the two velcro adjustments because after a couple games I need to tighten them a little. Feels like the lightest shoe I've ever worn and are super fast for quick adjustments on the indoor racquetball courts. I am buying more for replacements in the future.
From: Charles, 11/11

Comments: I thought these shoes would do its job with all the Velcro on it and a durability warranty. 3 months into the shoe there's already a rip on the sides of arches on the fabric. The balls of the forefoot have already lost its tread and is as bald and shiny as my head. I bought these in June and only by August did I feel comfy in them. They were very stiff at the beginning and I tried wearing them for a while before playing with them but it was only when I started running in them that they started to feel more comfortable and breakdown. Now that they are completely comfortable there's no tread on the sole now and it's starting to rip larger on the side. Also, I am concerned as to why they are quite wide for my 10.5 size foot but the length is just perfect.
From: Anon, 11/11

Comments: Comfort is very good if you buy a half or full size larger. I really like the feel of these shoes; however, with both pairs I've bought, after only three months of hard court use average six or seven hours a week, a hole has worn through the right foot under sole at the toe. This hasn't happened with any other shoe I've worn. For those who play only once a week, I highly recommend these for comfort and support. So for me, comfort is great, durability is so-so. They do have a 6-month durability guarantee though, so save your receipt, but I am not a fan of having to return shoes.
From: Mike, 9/11

Comments: I'm liking this shoe. It gives up traction and stability as compared to the Nike Court Ballistec 1.3 and 2.3 but it feels lighter. It is more slipper-like as opposed to the boot like construction of the Nike's. It is almost as good as the Asics Gel Resolution 2's except it's a little less stable. Also, the foot belts actually work. Totally wrote those off as a unattractive cosmetic thing. I'm a 4.0.
From: Andy, 9/11

Comments: Coming from the adidas Barricade V's and Genius II, this was a great shoe with lots of room in the toe box for my wide feet. The straps really lock your foot into the shoe. Since I have flat feet, it was a must to get some insoles to really support my arch on such a low shoe. The shoe is super light so it really moves easily with your foot, the only problem being that you have to make sure to lace up near the toe tight so you don't slosh around when quickly pushing off from side to side. Another point is to wear long socks initially so the back of the shoe doesn't dig into your Achilles area. I had to tape up the Achilles area after wearing low socks the first time out. If you have any kind of knee, leg, or back pain when wearing shoes get insoles because most likely your foot isn't contacting the ground properly.
From: TC, 8/11

Comments: My first impression was positive regarding fit and feel wearing them around the house. After playing for 2 hours on hard courts my arches ached. The next morning I woke up with lower leg and low back pain. I played 4 or five more times a couple of days apart and the pain continued. I wish I had read these reviews before purchasing these shoes. I have switched to the Wilson Tour Vision and the pain is gone. Granted, I am 43 and 6'4" 220lbs and I am pretty tough on shoes. These shoes are definitely not for me.
From: Jim, 8/11

Comments: For me, this is the most comfortable shoe that I have ever owned. Having read other reviews before buying this shoe, others have complained about the comfort of this shoe, and this points out that shoe comfort is very dependent on the individual. So take the comments on comfort with a grain of salt. I like everything about this shoe and would buy it again in a heartbeat. I haven't had the shoe long enough to comment on the durability, however, it feels well made.
From: Mike, 7/11

Comments: Best tennis shoe I've ever used. I had a pair of Prince T22s previously, and this are a big improvement. Much lighter, feel more responsive, and very little break in period. I'm a bigger player (6'2, 240lbs), but these shoes feel supportive and solid. Will definitely get another pair in the future.
From: Marc. 7/11

Comments: I have been wearing Babolat shoes for 3 years now and this is the best model I have worn. I tend to wear out the shoe before six months but luckily the shoe has a durability guarantee. I will be choosing this brand for many more years to come.
From: Bryan, 7/11

Comments: I am on my second pair of Propulse 2s - fantastic shoe! The tread grips the court well and is fairly long-lasting. Cushioning is just right; not too squishy, but supportive and comfortable enough to run around the court all day. I love the straps, you can really customize this shoe to your foot. The shoe plays lighter than one would think from the weight. They feel much lighter than my old Barricade Vs. I do think the shoes need a slight break-in period. Mine felt right after wearing them around the house/office for a few days followed by a couple sets. Initially they were a bit too stiff. Thanks, TW!!!
From: Joshua. 7/11

Comments: I've had these shoes for a while now and they are great. Very comfy and great fit. The Velcro straps help give me ankle support and the shoes fit like a glove. One complaint I have is the rubber bottom soles run down somewhat fast, the traction is still good but I can feel them becoming "bald." I play about 7-9 hours a day so the overuse could be why but I strongly suggest buying these shoes and will by buying another pair soon provided that they don't sell out fast!
From: Jason. 7/11

Comments: I've had these shoes for a while now and they are great. Very comfy and great fit. The Velcro straps help give me ankle support and the shoes fit like a glove. One complaint I have is the rubber bottom soles run down somewhat fast, the traction is still good but I can feel them becoming "bald". I play about 7-9 hours a day so the overuse could be why but I strongly suggest buying these shoes and will by buying another pair soon provided that they don't sell out fast!
From: Jason. 07/11

Comments: This is a solid all-around shoe. The grip is excellent even when the tread is worn and the wear is decent. I really like the velcro strap across the foot to lock-down but the cushion is not that great. Note: I use orange Superfeet in place of the stock insole but I do the same with my NB 804 and they have more cushion.
From: Dave, Virginia, USA, 7/11

Comments: I loved the Propulse I, but hate the II. The rear belt serves no better function than to irritate your achilles tendon, which after three days of use is inflamed on both ankles. Now I don't know what to do with these shoes. Now that I read other reviews I see this is not uncommon... great.
From: Eric, San Francisco, CA, USA. 06/11

Comments: I bought these sneakers because they were on sale. I use these primarily on hard court. The traction is great, the responsiveness is great, the lightness is great. I really like the footbelts they give you that customized glove fit. Don't think twice before buying this shoe. This shoe also didn't have a huge break in time by any means.
From: Rutvij. 6/11

Comments: Very good looking shoe and felt unbelievable when I tried them on in the store, but I had to take them back (yep, somehow I pulled that off!). After one set, my legs and back felt as though they had been in a war! Maybe these were not as "out of the box broken in" as I was led to believe or it could be my 45 years, but my legs and back felt terrible for the next two days! I have worn Diadora, Wilson Pro Staff's, and an Adidas model (I cannot recall the exact model) over the last 20 years. I have yet to have an experience like this with a new pair of tennis shoes. I am a solid 4.0 all court player and I really did not over exert myself in this one set. I can only attribute it to the shoes. As a matter of fact, a good friend of mine is a chiropractor and when I described my ailments, she immediately recommended I return the shoes. I have since picked up a pair of Prince T-22's and the issue seems to have resolved itself. No shot at Babolat or this particular model, but they just did not work for me at all. I am sure they are good shoes other than the comments on this blog.
From: Tim, Houston, Texas, USA. 07/10

Comments: These are by far the best tennis shoe I've ever worn. I've worn the Nike Air Zoom (not durable enough), Nike Breathe Cage (Not comfortable enough), Adidas Barricade (too clunky in the sole and heavy) and the Babolat Propulse 2 is the best! It ride's low to the ground but with sufficient comfort and tremendous durability. It may take 1 or 2 wears to break them in just right, but I now wear 2 pairs of socks for added comfort and with these shoes... it just perfect. The belt straps are perfect for custom support and fit. The traction, durability and support are second to none. I hope they don't screw this up in the next version!
From: Andy, Chicago, IL, USA 12/09

Comments: I am never one to write any reviews, on any website. However, these shoes inspired me to do so. I got them about 3 weeks ago and play 4 times a week. I was so excited to play with them the first time. Unfortunately, when i was finished, I was extremely disappointed. My feet hurt, I couldn't get the right fit, and they were just plain uncomfortable. It was a seriously bad start. Then, on the second day, they also were uncomfortable and felt cumbersome. I thought about returning them. I gave them one more go and I guess 3rd times the charm. They finally felt great, not too heavy and uncomfortable as they did before. Now after playing about 12 times in them, i can say that they are some of the best tennis shoes ever! I guess my mistake was i didn't break them in, which i should have. Now, they are great and love them a lot. A definite must buy, but do break them in first.
From: Andre. CT. 12/09

Comments: Just got my pair this week and I they are awesome! The straps accross the foot and heel make for a perfect fit. I feel fast in these shoes. I have worn Nikes for the past three years and these shoes feel better. The sizing was consistent with the Nikes as the 10.5 with two pairs of socks [one of them being Thorlos is perfect. There should be made in a solid white as well for those who have to have a matching outfit.
From: Darryl, San Diego 11/09

Comments: WOW. Oredred these shoes on Wednesday recieved them on Monday in AUSTRALIA.I bought these on a whim after reading the reviews. They certainly are the REAL DEAL. They required no break in and had out of the box comfort I had never experienced before.I am a mature advanced player who still spends 12-14 hours per week hitting on both hard court and synthetic grass courts-this shoe is at home on either surface and fits like a glove.These shoes were so impressive i have ordered another 2 pairs.Thanks TW i will never shop anywhere else again for my tennis needs.
From: Patrick, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia 10/09

Comments: Yes there is a lack of forefoot cushioning but I put my Superfeet orthotics in there and voila, perfect combination of form and function, this shoe has amazing traction and gets you on your toes. Well done Babolat.
From: Christo, SF Bay, CA 10/09

Comments: Great for wide feet. I wear Asics 4E running shoes and these fit quite well. Not as wide as a true 4E shoe, but good enough. Very soft and flexible feel, yet supportive. Not a fan of velcro straps, but they seem to work. Order 1/2 size up. I normally wear an 11, but could/should have gone up to 11.5. If your feet are truly wide, you may want to check out the New Balances - I'm happy I did.
From: Mike, Virginia Beach, VA, USA. 09/09
NTRP Rating: 4.5

Comments: Good shoes, but strongly suggest to order 1.5 size up your regular size.
From: Anon. 9/09

Comments: FOREFOOT CUSHIONING IS A JOKE! I was so hyped up but there is zero feedback or padding up front. Low to ground feel is fine but I don't feel like playing barefoot either. No matter that Babolat's techy sounding words seems to be their selling point, they feel to me like a case of shin splints comes with them. Great color scheme, great fit, Footbelt effective, but so what if the forefoot feels like you have plywood as the main cushioning ingredient! Am unimpressed. I own 164 pairs of shoes, and these will not be one of mine again!
From: Seth, Las Vegas, Nevada USA 09/09

Comments: This shoe is incredible! The comfort and traction are really great. I really love the strap in the front because it helps tighten the shoe and secure the shoelaces. The color was also great and I love the little monster thing on the back on the shoe. I have previously used the barricades 3 and 5. However the Propulse 2 felt surprisingly like the barricades. I think that I like the Propulse better because its really light and helped me run quickly to the hard to reach shots. I felt like I was running to my fastest limit and it was great. I would recommend this shoe to all the tennis players. This shoe is great and in my opinion, better then the barricade shoes. Also, it comes with a six month GUARANTEE!!
From: Jay, Cypress, CA, USA, 09/09

Comments: I've had mine for around 3 months now,they're really comfortable and grip is awesome. However,I've worn them out within those 3months :/ sorry Babolat, I'm going back to Nikes for their better durability and design.
From: anon. 08/09

Comments: My experience with these shoes is contrary to the reviews in that I needed a half size up from my normal shoe size. I normally wear a size 12, however these were out of stock at the time and I ordered a size 12.5 as an alternative. The 12.5 size fits very much like a size 12 to me, which leads me to think that a size 12 would have in fact been too small. In other words, *the Propulse 2 runs 1/2 size small.* This is contrary to most reviews and the official TW review, which states that these shoes fit true-to-size, however my experience with these shoes proves otherwise. The shoes fit snug and like a glove. There are no areas of discomfort or abrasion on the inside of the shoe. The upper part of the shoe is very flexible and broken-in, however the sole and cushioning is firm and stable. Traction on hard court is just fine. The shoes are stable, yet lightweight enough to keep your legs from getting tired. The stability straps really do help customize the fit. The only fault I can find with these shoes is the choice of colors. The color scheme is rather disjointed and unbalanced, detracting from an otherwise-good product.
From: anon. 08/09

Comments: These shoe are amazing. Babolat has produced yet another great product. I love the idea of a support strap on the shoes and they work great and kept my feet snug inside the shoe if you have the money this is a great buy!
From: anon. 08/09

Comments: These are great shoes! They play very low to the ground and have a wide foot which is great for me. My favorite shoes before trying these were the barricades but these have topped them! The straps, primarily the heel strap works amazingly! I definitely recommend these kicks!
From: Clay, Texas, USA 08/09

Comments: I had gotten the original Roddick shoes two springs ago, and they wore through fairly fast. This past beginning of summer I went out and tried these kicks. These feel like the lightest shoes I've ever worn (the adidas barricades and Nike shoes were way too heavy). Despite being light, these shoes are heavy enough to seem durable. I've worn these shoes for tournaments and drill groups all summer. I play at LEAST 12 hours a week, sometimes more. So I've worn these shoes for about 100 hours, and they still seam like new. I love the snug and solid fit that the straps enable. The only down side I've had with these shoes are that it took a good week to wear in. I never get blisters and I had bloody heels for a week. Mostly a great buy.
From: Erik, Sussex, WI, USA. 08/09

Comments: A definite winner here. They fit lighter than they look. Great support. This is the first shoe I've had where the foot straps actually add more support to the shoe. The rear strap makes a big difference while the strap that goes across the laces helps to hold the laces down and increases lateral stability. Good traction on the soles, almost too sticky. They grip so good that I lost my footing twice the second day wearing them (making quick direction changes). Not to the detriment of the shoe, I was pretty fatigued both instances. I found the first generation Propulse lacked ventilation and became uncomfortable after a few hours on hot days. The Propulse 2 has good ventilation and the material of the front of the shoe is rubber composite that is abrasion resistant and lighter than synthetic leathers. Go a half size up if you order. It has a sung fit, but not narrow like the Adidas Feathers.
From: JT, Nashville, TN, USA. 7/09

Comments: They are fantastic, comfortable, well ventilated, grip the court well so you don't slide. Excellent shoes overall, if only the rest of the manufactures would follow in this example of comfort all tennis shoes would actually do be worth giving a shot. Greats shoes Babolat.
From: Trent, NY, USA. 7/09

Comments: These are incredible shoes! Comfort is awesome, traction is perfect, and very well ventilated. Weight is excellent, they allow you to move at top speed without any sliding on every surface. I've had different brands of tennis shoes over the years and these are by far the ultimate. Definitely recommend them to anyone who likes aggressive serious tennis, awesome shoes. Durability is great because after weeks of very intense play they're barely showing any wear on the outsole. Babolat your rule!
From: Anthony, MI, USA. 7/09

Comments: Great shoe! I've used many shoes in the past from the Barricade IV and V, the Nike Air max Breathe Cage II. Out of all of them I really like the Propulse 2. I like the fact that the traction is very great. I tend to drift and slide sometimes on hard court since my hitting partner likes to hit corner shots left and right. I've used them for about a month now and usually I could see some of the sides of the toe to be worn out. I guess the rubber material is really great. I love LOVE LOVE the straps. I tend to adjust it due to aching heel or ankle. The straps help me out with those times when you feel like your socks are different and are affecting your true fit. I recommend these shoes because they have a great feel to the TRUE FIT and the durability and adjust ability is a PLUS. BTW my feet are wide so I can actually say that this is my true fit. One dislike that is a minor issue: poor ventilation. My solution: ventilated socks =)
From: Michael, Bergenfield, New Jersey. USA 7/09
NTRP: 4.5

Comments: Awesome shoes, light years better than Nikes. I'm 5.5 player, I spend many hours on clay with these shoes. Light, fast and very comfortable. Wish they had other colour choices. I would recommend these to any serious player. No break in required...
From: Charles, Tampa, FL, USA 06/09

Comments: The fit of these shoes is perfect. It fits like a glove, the toebox flexes in just the right place. The only complaint I have about these shoes is that it doesn't support the ankle as much, but I have good ankles. Also, the very back of the shoe scratches the back of my ankle. But wearing longer socks or ankle supports will cure that problem. These are awesome shoes and I'd recommend them to anybody and everybody. Andy Roddick rules the court!
From: Anon. 06/09

Comments: Amazing fit, the front of the toe-box flexes in the EXACT spot that I need for my foot. The arch is perfect for my foot too. They're lightweight and feel fantastic on my feet. These shoes rock, go ahead and get them. They look incredible too
From: Alex, Spring, TX, USA, 05/09

Comments: These are great shoes, I liked them from the first time I saw them in the previous addition but the new addition is even better. The back strap is awesome pulls the shoe up nice and snug. I play about 3x a week and no problems here.
From: Rob, Phoenix, AZ, USA, 05/09

Comments: These shoes are a great buy!!! They are extremely comfortable right out of the box and provide great support. However, they do break down extremely quick, especially on hard courts. For $110 they do not last very long. Playing about 3 hours a day and skill training for about an hour afterward. I would give them about a month and a half on hard court and about 2 or 3 months on clay, which isn't bad. For example, I played with them for 3 weeks on clay, then played the state high school finals on hard courts (3 day tournament) and ripped through the bottoms playing 4 singles matches and 4 doubles matches and practicing. By the third day I had to run out to buy a new pair. The sides do blow out occasionally and the strap on the back has been known to break in the middle of matches (in fact now whenever I get a new pair I cut the straps in the back of right away). But other than that another great shoe from Babolat. I love them and they seem to last a reasonable amount of time.
From: McCarthy, Ft. Myers, Florida, USA. 05/09

Comments: As a huge Roddick fan I had to pick these things up. I've worn the AC Roddick, the original Propulse, and now the Propulse 2. These, hands down are the most high performance shoes on the market and Babolat has yet to let me down. These fit wider than the 1 and the strap is excellent (based off the Reebok Match Day Pump). I give these a 10 out of 10 and will by another pair as soon as I wear through these.
From: Morgan, North Carolina, USA. 05/09

Comments: I'm not typically one to leave reviews, but I spent over a month trying different shoes after I was told by my podiatrist that my current shoes were poor quality and that I needed something with better support. I have rather wide feet (typically wear 9/4E from New Balance), but I tried the CT1004s and just didn't care for the feel. They actually seemed a bit too flexible to be a "supportive" tennis shoe. I tried the Babolat Propulse 2s (reluctantly) on the recommendation of a guy at a local tennis shop. I was actually really surprised. Despite the fact that they aren't branded as "wide" shoes and despite that fact that they actually look narrow to my eye, they felt just fine. I did have to change the way the laces were thread (I skipped the first set of eyelets), but after that, the toebox felt roomy enough. They are fairly soft and felt quite good to me. First time I had them on the court I notice a good bit of breathability coming through as I ran. Overall, no complaints. Pleasantly surprised with this shoe (can't comment on durability; haven't had them long enough).
From: Stephen, Issauqah, WA, USA. 05/09

Comments: BEST TENNIS SHOES EVER!! When Babolat stated that the Propulse 2s did not require any "break-in" and that they were "out-of-the-box comfort," I didn't believe it, until I actually tried them on. It completely changed my mind. The fit of this shoe is a little wider than the first Propulse. In my opinion, the very first Propulse looks better, but the Propulse 2 can perform much better. I am not quite sure what the back strap does, though, maybe offer a little more stability and control but I don't see much need of it. Compared to the first Babolat Propulse, these shoes are a little harder to breathe in due to the loss of air holes on the inner side of the shoe, though, not saying you can't breathe. The thing I like about this shoe is the front strap, which keeps the shoelaces tidy and out of the way. I also personally wear ASO ankle braces (which Andy Roddick and Serena Williams wear) and combined it offers MAXIMUM protection, comfort and stability which allows me to perform at my best. Overall, great shoes 9.5/10 (0.5 goes to the design)
From: Chris, Sydney, Australia. 4/09

Comments: Great pair of shoes. These are my first pair of Babolat shoes and I wanted to try out something new and expensive. It was well worth it. I used these in a tournament today and beat my opponent 6-0, 6-0. The shoes gave me much more confidence in my movements on court and really helped to bring out my best footwork and produce great shots. I would recommend these to anyone who wants a low to the ground shoe and likes some high performance quality from their shoes.
From: James, Nevada, USA. 04/09

Comments: Great shoes. Very comfortable out of the box and provide plenty of support as well. Recommend to any player who can afford an expensive pair of shoes.
From: Spencer, Colorado Springs, Colorado. 4/09

Comments: This shoe lack durability, but on the plus side has great grip. Great shoe if you're a pro, if not look else where.
From: Vincent, Hong Kong. 04/09

Comments: Received these as a warranty replacement from previous model. On first impression I really liked them because of the initial fit and style. The first time I played in them, I ended up with a blister on each foot, right below the ankle. For some reason Babolat put large metal grommets in the top eye let position. I took a needle nose pliers and pulled these out, and now I don't have any rubbing problems. It seems like a very poor design oversight putting the steel grommets in that position. These do fit wider than previous models which is better for me.
From: Tad, Nor Cal. 04/09

Comments: I'm a 4.5 NTRP rated all court player, singles and doubles. I play hard, and I play several times a week on hard courts. I have a little wider than medium feet, not too long, and medium-high arches. My previous shoes have been Nike Cage and Cage II, Vapor IV, and Barricade IV and V. Cages and Barricade IV needed break in. Cage II much more comfortable at 10.5 when all of my other shoes are 10. Vapor IV were my favorite out of the box, and Barricade V a close second. I LOVE THESE PROPULSE 2's!! At least as good of a glove like fit out of the box as the Vapor IV, and a little better than the Barricade V. These shoes are very stable, plenty of cushion, and are actually very light, regardless of the specs. They fit wonderfully, with room in the toe box for movement, but your feet will not slide around in them. The straps are very useful, and the shoes feel like a part of my foot. After playing in them, I put one on one foot, and a Barricade V I've had for about 4 months on the other, and even though the Babolat is new, it was more comfortable. The Barricade felt a little flatter on the bottom, but that could be due to the amount of play I've had in them. Propulse 2 has great cushioning in the heel, plenty of arch support, and I love them. Don't know about durability yet, but with a 6 month warranty, it's not that big of an issue. No shoe lasts me 6 months, so I'll get a 2 for 1 deal.
From: Danny, Jonesboro, AR, USA, 03/09

Comments: I'm no shoe expert but these shoe's are very comfortable after around 1hour of walking/running. I am flat-footed but it's still very comfortable. Even though the strap doesn't do much and it is hard to strap on, it covers the shoe laces and makes it look even better. The ventilation system on the side of the shoe does ventilate but it doesn't do much.
From: Mark, Sydney, NSW, Australia. 04/09

Comments: Disappointed in this shoe!! Is roomier than Propulse 1, but a strange fit. The upper is flimsy feeling and the toes are pointy and the insoles don't fill the inside of the shoes so you feel an edge inside the shoe. The foot belt doesn't do a thing, just an extra piece hanging there pretty much useless. Very poor follow up to the original Propulse; I am returning them to TW.
From: Carl, PTC, GA, USA. 3/09

Comments: Good, high performance shoe. Just wish Babolat had kept the narrower foot design, this Propulse is definitely wider, not for skinny feet like mine!
From: Xavier. 3/09