Prince T20 Men's Shoes White/Black Customer feedback

Comments: I've been using Prince NFS shoes for years, and while I miss the NFS shape, the T20 is a comfortable fit for me. In terms of cushioning, it's incredibly comfortable and perhaps the best I've ever tried. The sole has held up very well to playing on hard courts, so overall, I'm very pleased with this shoe. From: Dan, Walnut Creek, CA, USA. 2/08 Comments: I absolutely hated these shoes. This shoe hurts my forefoot. I have moved to Adidas Barricades, and I must admit the Adidas Barricades are much better than the T20. I have bad foot odor. The T20 sucks it in the shoe while the Barricade leave no odor at all. From: Alex, Irvine, California, USA. 1/08 Comments: Just bought the T20. I have been wearing the Prince Viper for at least 10 years and decided to try a lighter shoe. The T20 is too narrow for me. From: Ken, Mandeville, LA. 12/07 Comments: I bought these shoes about two months ago, and I thought they would last me more than four months, but when I started practicing and competing in matches, I saw ripping in just two months. From: Mark, Hawaii. 11/07 Comments: I got the T20 due to being slightly overweight. The shoes fit comfortably due to the way they sectioned the side of the shoe. The shoe wraps around the foot. Shoes with a lot of cushion are not always stable, but these are very stable. I have a slightly wider left foot, and the shoe fits a litle tight. So speaking from experience, these shoes are for anyone with medium to narrow feet. (I'm not sure why the other feedback entries recommended these for a wide foot. You will need a longer shoe). Arch support is lower than I needed but have not added insoles yet. They fit too well to be making changes for now. From: Ronnie, Trussville, AL, USA. 11/07 Comments: I purchased this shoe based on magazine reviews, with never trying it on. Wow, what a mistake. The shoe is stiff and abuse to the forefoot. After, 3 months of playing in it, assuming I just needed to break it in a bit more, I have decided to retire the shoe. With that said, know I have worn Prince shoes for over 5 years, so I usually gravitate towards their fit. From: AH, Indianapolis, IN, USA, 08/07 Comments: I've worn these shoes for about a week and am extremely satisfied with the performance, comfort, and build quality of the shoe. Their comfort matches my favorite running shoe (Saucony Grid Hurricane 8). The "shock eraser" in the heel literally eliminates most of the heel impact you will encounter and they are one of the lighter pairs of shoes on the market with a 6month guarantee. I agree with the so-so forefoot support for those with narrow feet. I noticed on quick stops that my foot slides a bit in the shoes (the rubber sticks like crazy). This isn't a large issue with me and may actually be an issue with other shoes though I have no basis for comparison. All in all, the only other shoe I'd look at is the Barricade IV and would ONLY get them if they were MORE than marginally better. Since I can't try them on locally, I am sold on Prince. IMHO, the black/gray/white looks much better than navy/white. From: Derek, Lafayette, LA, USA, 08/07 Comments: I have been wearing the Prince T10 for about 1 year (3 pair) and had great success with them, but decided to go with the T20 this time, as it is a lighter shoe. I like the T20 because they are lighter and very comfortable. I would not recommend them to people with narrow feet, since they don't have a good syetem for securing the fore foot. I will wear these until I need to replace again, but will probably go back to the T10. With that said, I would recommend the shoe for normal and wider widths. From: Chip, Euless, TX, USA. 7/07 Comments: Great Shoes! Awesome A+A+A+. They have the stability & Durability of the T10 but the comfort & cushion of the Viper series. I'm on the court all day in these things and my feet feel great at the end of the day. Took one day to settle in and then you're off. Highly recommend you try these. From: MR, AZ, USA, 06/07

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