Y-3 Adizero Ubersonic 5 Tennis Shoes

The **Men's Y-3 Adizero Ubersonic 5 Tennis Shoes** are lightweight, high-performance tennis shoes designed for speed, agility, and stability on the court. They integrate advanced technology with a stylish design in collaboration with Yohji Yamamoto’s Y-3 line, offering both cutting-edge function and bold aesthetics.

**Features and Specifications:**

- **Upper:** Minimalist, breathable mesh upper constructed over a half-bootie inner sleeve for a glove-like fit and enhanced comfort. The ADITUFF reinforcement protects the toe area for added durability during lateral movements.

- **Midsole:** Adidas *Lightstrike* cushioning provides lightweight, responsive, and low-to-the-ground comfort that keeps players connected to the court for quick reactions.

- **Support:** Integrated *Speedframe* technology offers torsional stability without added weight, wrapping around the heel for a locked-in fit and secure lockdown.

- **Outsole:** Durable *ADIWEAR 6* rubber with a herringbone tread pattern delivers excellent traction and control on all court surfaces, with the outsole rim aiding slide control.

- **Ventilation:** Midfoot shank cutout with mesh enhances breathability, plus the softly padded split shark skin lining around the ankle increases comfort.

- **Weight:** Approximately 13.7 to 13.8 ounces (size 8.5 to 10.5), balancing lightness with durability.

- **Fit:** Snug length fit; medium width; slightly low arch support; minimal break-in required.

- **Colorway:** Typically offered in Orbit Grey or Grey/Black reflecting the Y-3 designer collaboration aesthetic.

**Best Suited For:**
These shoes are ideal for competitive tennis players who prioritize speed, quick changes of direction, and court feel, especially on hard courts. The shoe suits athletes needing lightweight agility combined with durable lateral support and traction.

Overall, the Y-3 Adizero Ubersonic 5 excels in delivering a fast, close-to-court feel while meeting the rigorous demands of intense tennis play with stylish flair[1][3][4][5].