Best Wide Tennis Shoes of 2026

The Hypercourt Express 3s are new to 2026 and are the third version of a shoe series that has gained fans for its cushioned feel and overall comfort. These shoes are offered in wide models in select colors. You'll find the women's models listed as wide, while the men's wider options will be denoted as 2E. The uppers are also pliable to help accommodate wide feet comfortably. We're currently testing the Hypercourt Express 3s, and the wide versions feel more generous than the standard width from the toe box through the midfoot.

If you need lots of room in the forefoot, both in terms of width and depth, the SFX 4 should be on your list of shoes to check out. The SFX series made a name for itself for its wide fit and plush cushioning. We think the latest version fits similarly wide to the SFX 3. These shoes are so plush and cradle the feet with Extra Cush foam.

Players can always count on New Balance to offer a variety of width options for their shoes. The CT Rally is offered in a wider 2E for men, and the women's wide model is a D width. This evolution of the CT Rally (and before that these shoes were called the Lav) keeps the ultra cushioned ride we have come to love. There's Fresh Foam X in the midsole, which delivers a comfortable yet responsive ride. We did find these shoes require a bit of breaking in due to their substantial build.

We'll start off by saying that Yonex offers a wider option in men's sizing but only the standard width for women (and the women's shoe has a narrower than medium fit). The Sonicage provides a healthy amount of cushioning and a lightweight feel. If you're looking for a speedy feel and good comfort, these Yonex shoes should be on your list to try.

In 2025, Wilson revamped its women's tennis shoe offerings and designed the line to fit women's feet specifically. There are three options in the Intrigue line, and we find the Intrigue Pro to be the best fit for wider feet. The Intrigue Tour will have a more standard fit, best for medium to narrow feet. The comfort and speedy feel of these Intrigue Pro impressed our playtest team, but the testers did find that the shoes ran long and all of them opted to go down a half size.

Wonder how we choose best gear recommendations? We gather from our playtesters' firsthand experiences reviewing and playing with all the tennis gear. We form our lists based on their reviews and feedback. To test shoes specifically, our team wears tennis shoes for a month to see how they perform in a variety of court situations. You can find all of our product reviews here.