Tennis Warehouse Babolat Jet AC Mens Shoe Review. These updated Jets proved to be very soft and comfortable, not to mention extremely lightweight. These shoes felt very comfortable to wear right out of the box, Jason shared. The soft uppers accommodated my wider feet well, even though they are medium width shoes. These shoes are lightweight and speed oriented, but I still felt Babolat incorporated enough cushioning to make them comfortable enough to wear for many hours on court. The Jet ACs felt very comfortable from the very first wear, Chris echoed. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Izle here. They didnt require a break in, although they did soften up some with continued use. Happy Feet Review' title='Happy Feet Review' />The uppers flexed well and moved with my feet. I never experienced any uncomfortable rubbing or pinching, and I was very impressed with the comfort. The uppers also seemed to breathe well, so my feet never ran too hot. The amount of cushioning was also good for me. I felt low to the ground, but I still felt like I had ample protection from tough hard court landings. My arches found just enough support to feel secure and protected. Andy also found the Jet ACs to be very comfortable, maybe even too soft at times. He explained, Right out of the box these shoes are very soft, comfortable and extremely lightweight. On court they moved and flexed with my feet really well. The uppers are soft and very accommodating, making them a good fit for almost any type of foot. My only issue was that they were almost too soft and didnt offer quite enough support through the midfoot. After I wore them for a long time my arches would ache a little bit. Happy Feet Review' title='Happy Feet Review' />All in all, though, they provided a very comfortable and lightweight ride on courtTroy found the Jet ACs to be comfortable as well. He thought they were even more cushioned than the previous version, but they didnt have the level of breathability he hoped for. He said, Right out of the box these shoes fit my feet nice and securely. The Matryx woven uppers provided a glove like feel on the top of my feet, and I never experienced any rubbing or pinching. The ventilation wasnt quite what I was hoping for in comparison to other lightweight shoes that I have tested. In the previous version of the Jets I found the material between the bottom of my feet and the court was pretty minimal. In this update the slightly beefed up outsole helped cushion the area underneath the balls of my feet a little better. There was enough support and stability from the Jet ACs for our testers to feel confident moving around the court, but some of them found them a little too soft at times. While not ultra stable or stiff, the Jet ACs supported my feet well, Chris remarked. The Matryx material in the uppers kept them from stretching too much on lateral cuts so my feet always got comfortable support. I noticed the uppers stretched out a bit as the test wore on, but I was still able to find ample support from them. These shoes also did a good job of keeping my feet from sliding forward on quick stops. I never felt my toes jam uncomfortably into the end of the shoes, nor did the bottom of my feet get sore from sliding around too much. My feet stayed supported and comfortable, so no complaints from me here. The uppers felt soft, but they still offered more than enough stability for me to feel completely comfortable and secure when I was moving at top speeds, Andy reassured. I felt totally protected even when I was going for my aggressive hard court slides and changes of direction. However, because the Jets ACs were so soft I didnt find enough support through the midfoot. They seemed to twist just a little too much at times when they were being stressed. Jason thought that the Jet ACs opened up a bit too much as the test wore on. He explained, Not much has changed between this model and the previous Jet. I was able to easily cinch up my laces and get a locked in, well supported feel for my feet. I felt like stability was pretty good at the start of the playtest, but as time wore on and the shoes broke in more the uppers started to get almost too soft. I could really feel the shoes torque and flex when I planted my feet and changed direction. Troy had a similar experience, sharing, Much like the previous iteration, this update of the Jet provided great court feel with a low to the ground ride. I felt confident in my lateral movements I could stop and start aggressively as I was grinding away at the baseline. When I came to an aggressive lateral stop the upper material had a little bit of give, but it still kept my feet locked in place. I did find that the upper material stretched out slightly after a couple weeks. Once these shoes opened up in the toe box I began to wear two pairs of socks to help keep my feet fully supported. While having about average durability compared to similar shoes in their weight class, our team did note that the Jet ACs were better than the original Jets in this category. While these shoes still arent all that durable, the outsoles proved to be more resilient than the previous version, Andy noted. I put a good amount of wear on these shoes 2. At this point in the playtest for the original Jets the tread had already been worn bald. Into the world of the Emperor Penguins, who find their soul mates through song, a penguin is born who cannot sing. But he can tap dance something fierce Anna Kendrick and Justin Timberlake lend their voices to this animated musical comedy from DreamWorks. If you could take the Shrek, Happy Feet and Smurfs movies, toss. HCF Happy, Calm Focused reviewed including positives negatives, side effects, ingredients, best price effectiveness. 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The new outsole material did seem to improve the overall durability of the shoes slightly, Jason concurred. After 1. 2 1. 3 hours of playtesting I noticed the tread starting to wear. For lightweight shoes, Id say thats pretty good. Troy noticed the improvement as well, but he still didnt find the level of durability that he normally looks for out of his tennis shoes. He said, The outsole durability was slightly improved compared to the previous iteration. They werent quite as durable as the adidas Ubersonic 2s or the Asics Gel Solution Speed 3s, but I found they had a similar wear level as the Nike Zoom Vapor 9. Tours. I am not a heavy toe dragger, so the toe durability wasnt an issue for me. With that being said, there wasnt much rubber material to protect the toe area, and it was close to being worn through to the midsole by the end of my playtest. For someone who looks for high levels of durability in their shoes, these may be shoes to use for matches only. Everyone was really happy with the level of traction that the Jet ACs provided. The amount of grip that I was getting from the outsoles was right where I like it, Troy praised. Whenever I needed to come to an aggressive stop the traction helped me safely decelerate. Changing directions was pretty smooth, allowing me to put on the brakes and accelerate out of the stop without losing my footing or spinning my wheels. I did notice that these shoes were a little squeaky. This wasnt a problem for me it just made me think I was moving my feet better than I usually doThe traction had a nice combination of grip and give, Jason noted. I didnt have any slippage issues during the times I needed traction the most, which was during my first explosive step toward the ball. The rubber compound wasnt too sticky, either. Chris was completely confident in his shoes providing the right amount of traction on the hard courts he tested them on. He said, I liked the level of grip I found in the Jet ACs. I felt confident pushing off aggressively. The Jet ACs also felt good when I was coming to a quick stop.