Ignore the price of the defier, ignore the grip and then consider the good points. If you're looking for a stylich, comfortable controlled trainer then the cons of the defier 2000 can surely be forgiven. This are absolutely golden, they look and feel like something from another world. The colours ... Read review
A review by wjneedham on K-Swiss Defier 2000 October 27th, 2000
Author's product rating:
Durability
OK
Style
Excellent
Comfort
Excellent
Control
Good
Value for Money
OK
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Disadvantages:
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
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Ignore the price of the defier, ignore the grip and then consider the good points. If you're looking for a stylich, comfortable controlled trainer then the cons of the defier 2000 can surely be forgiven. This are absolutely golden, they look and feel like something from another world. The colours stand out and the comfort around the ankle allow you to move easily around the court. BUT.....like many tennis trainers they fall when it comes to grip. They were fine for indoor and when it be in for a rocky ride. yet again these trainers were let down by the price. However, i do recommend these trainers fwas dry, but play on grass or an a slightly damp court then you could or that player who plays mainly indoor and maybe once a week.
Advantages: Durable & steardy Disadvantages: Not as nice looking as a Nike!
...cannot go much wrong with K-Swiss & the Defier, as this is a touigh, durable, stable tennis shoe which will out wear you, not you wear it out!
It is robust and durable at the same time, giving comfort on the mid and fore foot. With the anti slip material you do not have to worry about you foot coming loose or rubbing and with the stay tied lacies this is a must for all good club standard players alike.
I have played in K-Swiss for most of my tennis ...
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