Comments: I just got these shoes and REALLY am happy with them, and considering that I have had two double foot surgeries, that's saying a lot. I know Yonex is not that well known for shoes (in the U.S. anyway) and they have many more choices (and more stylish choices) for men--I was a bit hesitant about ordering these, but the TW rep who suggested them used to be sponsored by Yonex and thought I might want to check them out based upon my description of what I wanted. One advantage is that the cushioning really is good even though you don't feel as much arch support as you might expect when it's described as "medium," as these were--and the color is not as bright as I had feared. I'll know more after wearing them a few more times, but it's a very promising start. I went out and played two sets in hot weather virtually straight out of the box without any break-in needed--a well-priced keeper!
From: Nancy, Boise, Idaho, USA. 09/09

Comments: I have been wearing the Yonex shoes for the last 2 years. I was initially pleased with the new women’s model, but they have worn out much faster then the men’s version. I loved the Yonex SHT303, but these do not compare, the SHT304, hit me further up in the ankle and proved painful. I am not sure what shoes I will choose in the future.
From: Tara, Grapevine, TX, USA, 10/08

Comments: I came to love Yonex shoes while living in Japan. I could only find men's shoes big enough for American women's feet, and they fit great. A lot of "expat ladies" bought them and we all loved them. When I saw they put out a women's shoe I was really excited. Great shoe! Very light weight, but fits a bit tighter in the toe box than the men's version. I'm going back to the men's shoe, but if you need a slimmer fit the ladies will work.
From: Julie, California, USA. 5/08

Comments: I normally wear 7 in a tennis shoe and it is fine, these, I had to get a 7-1/2. They are very comfortable and light. I will definitely get another pair.
From: Nancy, Jeffersonville, IN, USA. 5/08