ASICS Women's Gel-Resolution 7 Tennis Shoes, 8, Papaya/White
Brand: ASICS
Color: Papaya/White

Chase down every point in the women's GEL-RESOLUTION 7 tennis shoe by ASICS, with all the comfort and support you need to succeed on the court. The durable tennis AHAR outsole gives you the freedom and flexibility to switch direction in a fraction of a second, while the lightweight SOLYTE midsole provides excellent bounce-back and durability. SpEVA 45 technology in the midsole and GEL technology in the rear and forefoot help to cushion each step you take while delivering optimal comfort. The reinforced vamps give extra forefoot support and cushion your feet against impact as you sprint effortlessly from one side of the court to the other. Added stability is provided by the I.G.S (Impact Guidance System) technology and TRUSSTIC SYSTEM support, which guide your foot in its natural gait during propulsion. The anti-gravel tongue stops debris and dirt from ruining play, while the PGUARD toe protector enhances durability in the toe of the shoe. The inside of the GEL-RESOLUTION 7 tennis shoe gradually adapts to fit your foot like a glove thanks to our personal heel fit (P.H.F.) technology, while the removable ORTHOLITE sockliner provides an extra layer of cushioning and effective moisture management. A shoe that’s built to last, the GEL-RESOLUTION 7 model ensures you'll be ready to take on any opponent in comfort and style. Weight: 10.9.

6-Month Outsole Warranty - Warranty against excessive outsole wear up to 6 months.
P.H.F (Personal Heel Fit) Collar Lining - 2 layers of memory foam line the collar and mold to the athlete’s heel, creating a personalized fit.
Gender-specific cushioning - Women's models feature a lower-density top layer in the midsole, allowing female athletes to better enjoy the benefits of midsole compression.
Flexion Fit Upper - Proprietary upper which provides form fitting comfort without sacrificing support.
Rearfoot and Forefoot GEL Technology Cushioning System - Attenuates shock during impact and toe-off phases, and allows movement in multiple planes as the foot transitions through the gait cycle.