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Wednesday, April 25, 2012

The Best Tennis Shoes I Ever Wore


The best tennis shoes I ever owned were hard to give up. They were K-Swiss tennis shoes. I wore them hard, and when I needed them most, they were there for me. A lot of people wear shoes once or twice, then go out and buy a brand new pair every week. Not me. Those shoes and I were inseparable. They lasted about 6 years before I finally decided to let them go. They had served their purpose, and whoever had made those shoes would have been happy to know that I had used them to their full potential.

Why is it that tennis shoes are not as highly regarded anymore? People are going for the shoes that basketball players wear, all flashy and designer, but I think the tennis shoe is where it's at. They're sporty, and keep you upright and balanced throughout your day. And, of course, my favorite are the K-Swiss tennis shoes.

The best tennis shoes I had and I saw miles of terrain. They were with me in college, and with me at 3 different jobs I held. I wore those shoes to the Riverwalk in San Antonio, and down the back alleys of Austin, TX. They were my go-to pair of running shoes, and they kept me free of joint pains every time. Those shoes carried me for miles of sidewalk and track jogging.

Funny thing about tennis shoes is that hardly anyone that wears them actually uses them to play tennis! I didn't want to be one of those people. I wanted to play tennis in my shoes, and I did. Of course tennis is a team sport, and it didn't hurt to have the company of my friend, who also wore tennis shoes.

In the end, it was hard to say goodbye. I began noticing that the back heel of the shoe had a plastic piece that was beginning to dig into the back of my right heel. I knew it was time to put my best tennis shoes down. I ended up heading to my local sporting goods store, and again, I asked to see their selection of athletic shoes. I wanted something that was going to be just as comfortable as my last pair. I wanted a pair that would translate "me" to the rest of the world; a shoe that had my name written all over it. I found what I was looking for in a new cross-country tennis shoe made in the USA.

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