PB5star Court2

The mesh, multi-zoned knit upper aims to balance ventilation with foot support. TPU reinforcements cover high-contact areas, while the padded collar, adjustable lacing, lace-lock, and elastic tongue help keep your foot secure during cuts. Its lightweight Strobel construction adds flexibility rather than a stiff, bulky feel.

The shoe uses a removable footbed with deep heel, arch, metatarsal, and toe support. Reviewers particularly praise its arch support and cushioning. The 5mm heel drop keeps you closer to the court, which can help with lateral stability but may require adjustment if you usually wear higher-drop running shoes. The non-marking rubber outsole uses high-abrasion zones and multi-zoned tread for court grip.

Reviewers describe the Court2 as comfortable during long sessions, with cushioning that feels plush but still responsive. The low profile and foot-containment design give it a stable, locked-in feel for lateral shuffles, pivots, lunges, and quick recovery steps. Grip is generally solid, though one reviewer found it a little slick on dusty outdoor courts.

Durability is less settled. The reinforced rubber and high-wear TPU zones are designed for repeated court contact, but some owners report the outsole becoming slick sooner on rough surfaces. The newer brand also has less long-term durability history than established court-shoe makers.

Fit reports disagree. One reviewer says the toe box runs narrow and recommends going up half a size for wide feet, while the brand says its fit accommodates wide and narrow feet, socks, and orthotic inserts. If you have wide feet, check the return policy carefully or consider the available wide-size options.