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If that is the final design what did they reject?

I'm sure Nike will miss her losing in the second round of majors.

Don’t think it’s sweat droplets, the tag on the tongue is a nod to the Aqua Gear line from late 80s/early 90s I don't think they're sweat droplets; the tag on the tongue is a nod to the Aqua Gear line from the late 80s early 90s and the floating keychain is a nice touch, too.

Actual shoe.

Saw “League Night Larry” wearing these samples last week. Don’t look to be a performance shoe.

Shockingly Gilbert was 6-0 v Wheaton. Gilbert won that match in 5.

I went from the Vapor to the GP Challenge and it’s been great for me in terms of cushioning and comfort. The Vapor Pro 2 and 11 were to bulky for me. For me The GPC has been the closest to this shoe and those were a joy to play in.

They create the demand with the Lavas and then the fear of missing out on another release, E.g. the pink ones, kicks in.

Are they even trying?

From the archives.

Tennis Sucks! 30 years ago!

Spring 2000 Tennis Catalog

Those unicorn socks are the equivalent of wearing a small child with polio wrapped around your feet and calves. In other words, they're hot and bunchy. *My review and opinion only and you may find that your experience differs from mine

Novak always looks like his mom dressed him.

I stuck with the Vapor 11 all year trying to love it. Heel slippage, not feeling secure, and them feeling like I wasn’t close to the court were my biggest issues. Played in the VP2 and loved them.

22 x 30 print (9/32) from Tom Andrich, the designer of the flaming tennis ball and 1990 U.S. Open collection.