Comments: I find these shoes to be very comfortable. The sole provides great stability and the insole offers incredible cushioning. There is extra cushioning throughout the shoe which really makes a difference on the hard courts (I like these shoes on clay as well). I was wearing Prince T22, and while I love those shoes, I like these Babolats better, especially for lateral support. I don't find the SFX to be clunky or heavy, but it may be that I'm used to a more substantial shoe. Comfortable out of the box, no break-in time; I played two hours of tennis on the first day I wore them and completely forgot I was wearing new shoes! I find this shoe to run 1/2 size large; I normally wear size 10.5 so size 10 fit perfectly. I have a normal heel and a wider forefoot. I have a high arch and a neutral gait (I don't over or under pronate).
From: Laura, 5/13

Comments: I finally found a pair of shoes that perfectly fit me. I played with these new shoes for four hours and didn't experience any pain. I love the width and size of the toe box. I love it!
From: Chris, 5/13

Comments: I'm happy with the Babolat SFX shoes. I have bone spurs on the joint of each big toe so the generous toe box is a welcome feature for me. Esthetically, they are a beautiful shoe. No break in required. Order your normal shoe size.
From: Spike, 2/13

Comments: These are the only court shoes I have found that work with orthotics. The toe box is wide so if you have a narrow foot, they may not be for you.
From: Anon, 10/12

Comments: I loved the wide toe box, but these shoes felt heavy and clunky to me.
From: Kim, 9/12

Comments: I bought these shoes because they seemed so comfortable in the store. But I found that my feet hurt after every match. I think the toe box is bigger than I'm used to and my feet just weren't stable in these. I like the look but they are not comfortable on the court for me. They are now my very expensive back up shoes!
From: Sally, 9/12