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FRIDAY x MONTIS Pickleball Shoes — Sunset

FRIDAY x MONTIS Pickleball Shoes — Sunset

Regular price $224.95 USD
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POWER
5
CONTROL
7
SPIN
6
From our on-court testing. 10 is top of the Friday range.
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Friday Pickleball and Montis teamed up on a limited edition collab. It's Friday's design language on the Montis Drop 1.0, widely regarded as one of the best-built shoes in pickleball, in the Sunset colourway. Now in Australia through ONAVIBE.

The movements you make on a pickleball court aren't the same as tennis or basketball, so the shoe shouldn't be either. These are built around the dinks, resets, splits and lateral pushes that actually wear shoes out. The outsole is a high-density rubber made for court longevity, with a toe-slide patch reinforcing the spot where pickleball shoes usually die first, plus a crash-resistant toe cap and heel reinforcement for hard lateral pushes.

They're comfortable for long sessions too. A breathable mesh upper with a wear-resistant 3D structure, an inner sock construction that keeps your foot planted, and removable insoles if you run your own. 8mm heel drop, and around 340g in a size 9.5, light for a shoe this stable.

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100,000+ PLAYERS
Trusted worldwide
LIGHTWEIGHT
Easy on the arm, quick hands
FORGIVING
Big sweet spot for mishits
4 COLOURWAYS
Ghostly Haze, Sunset Noir, Cotton Candy, Blue Sky

BUILT FOR YOUR FIRST YEAR

The ORIGINAL paddle from FRIDAY is one of their first innovations, with over 100,000 satisfied players to date. It's the perfect paddle for a beginner, someone just learning the game and wants something easy to use but still has some grunt. It's light, so your arm doesn't get tired. It's super forgiving, so off-centre hits still go where you meant.

And the sweet spot is generous, so you spend your energy learning the game, not fighting your paddle.