The Babolat SFX 4 All Court Men's Tennis Shoes redefine comfort with a wide fit and plush cushioning, delivering a truly Superior Fit eXperience. Designed for players seeking long-lasting comfort and dependable performance, this shoe features high-grade materials and innovative support systems, making it ideal for training and competitive play on any surface.
Engineered with a wide-fit structure, the SFX 4 includes a padded tongue, a breathable mesh upper, and the thickest Ortholite insole in Babolat’s lineup for ultimate comfort. The shoe’s rocker-shaped heel geometry and extended heel support enhance cushioning, while the midfoot straps and forefoot bucket seat offer increased stability during intense rallies. A Michelin rubber outsole completes the design, ensuring grip and durability across all court types.
Specification | Details |
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Fit | Wide |
Weight | 385 g |
Drop | 10 mm |
Surface Type | All Court |
Insole | Ortholite® |
Outsole | Michelin Rubber |
The Babolat SFX 4 stands out as one of the most comfortable tennis shoes we’ve tested. The wide fit and heavily cushioned insole make it a strong recommendation for players who spend long hours on court. With premium grip from the Michelin sole and excellent lateral support, it's a top performer in both casual and competitive play.
Q: Is this shoe suitable for wide feet?
A: Absolutely. The SFX 4 is designed specifically with a wide fit and extra forefoot space.
Q: How does the sizing compare to other tennis shoes?
A: For standard-width feet, the sizing should still be the same.
Q: Can these be used on all court surfaces?
A: Yes, the Michelin outsole is built for durability and traction across all court types.
Q: Is the cushioning suitable for players with joint issues?
A: Yes, the Extra Cushion technology and thick Ortholite insole provide excellent shock absorption and joint protection.
Q: Are they breathable?
A: The upper is made from ventilated mesh material, offering good airflow during long matches.
Q: Do they require a break-in period?
A: Minimal break-in is needed. Most players find them comfortable straight out of the box.