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NikeCourt Lite 4 Men's Tennis Shoes - White/Summit White/Black

NikeCourt Lite 4

Men's Tennis Shoes

$85

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  • Fits small; we recommend ordering a half size up

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Whether you’re digging, dinking or trying to barrel a ball down the line after scrambling out of a split set, the NikeCourt Lite 4 can help you hold serve. It’s durable yet mobile when in the middle of a long rally, ideal for getting to seemingly untouchable shots both near and far.


  • Shown: White/Summit White/Black
  • Style: FD6574-100

NikeCourt Lite 4

$85

Whether you’re digging, dinking or trying to barrel a ball down the line after scrambling out of a split set, the NikeCourt Lite 4 can help you hold serve. It’s durable yet mobile when in the middle of a long rally, ideal for getting to seemingly untouchable shots both near and far.

Durable Traction

Extra rubber in the toe area, specifically the big-toe side, adds durability where it's needed. Full coverage high-abrasion rubber along the outsole offers durability and traction.

Secure Support

Synthetic overlays give lateral support and help keep your heel secure.

Breathable Upper

Mesh in the upper offer breathability and comfort.

Soft and Easy

A soft collar and padded heel give you comfort around your ankle.

Product Details

  • Shown: White/Summit White/Black
  • Style: FD6574-100

Size & Fit

    • Fits small; we recommend ordering a half size up
  • Size Guide

Shipping & Returns


Pick-up available at select Nike Stores.

Reviews (131)

What Reviewers Say

Praised for comfort, support, and traction on court, these shoes work well for tennis and pickleball. Fit runs small and narrow—sizing up by half a size is widely recommended, especially for wider feet. The lightweight design and stability earn consistent approval, though durability feedback is mixed: some report solid wear over months, while others note tread wear or sole issues within two to three months of regular play. A brief break-in period may be needed for optimal comfort.

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