From its roots in utility-style boots and men’s street shoes, the American company has grown to offer footwear products targeted at the pickleball-playing community.
The Japanese sporting goods company Asics has jumped into the pickleball fray and launched a series of dedicated pickleball shoes under its GEL series.
Fila was founded in Italy and later acquired by a South Korean sportswear and accessories manufacturer. Fila’s pickleball-specific shoes are sold under its Volley Zone series.
Los Angeles-based K-Swiss has introduced a limited range of dedicated pickleball shoes for both men and women and priced them similarly to their popular tennis shoes.
Wilson
Chicago-based Wilson's pickleball shoes, marketed under its Rush Pro series, are affordably priced.
Acacia
Acacia is a pickleball shoe brand based in Canada. Two of the company’s popular pickleball shoe models are DinkShot 2.0 and its pro-player signature shoes, Acacia Ultrashot.
Tyrol
If your tennis shoes are causing sudden jamming of the toes, pickleball shoes from Canadian company Tyrol maybe for you. Tyrol pickleball shoes are priced in the mid-tier range.
Head is a major supplier of sports equipment and accessories. Head's dedicated pickleball shoes fall in the mid-to-high price range and are marketed under its Revolt series.
Babolat
The French company Babolat, known for tennis racquet sponsorships, is now a player in the pickleball business. Babolat's Jet Mach 3 shoes are promoted as pickleball shoes.
Selkirk
Idaho-based Selkirk Sport is the first pure-play pickleball manufacturer to launch its line of shoes. For now, Selkirk appears to be positioning their shoe models as unisex.
Adidas
The German sporting company Adidas promotes a few of their tennis shoes as pickleball shoes. It would be good to see a dedicated line of pickleball shoes from Adidas.
Li-Ning
The athletic footwear and apparel manufacturer, Li-Ning, is a Chinese sports brand that offers a limited range of pickleball shoes.