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Women’s THE ROGER ADV Z5 Cream Almond
Women’s THE ROGER Advantage Pro Arctic White
Women’s The Roger Advantage Wolf Glacier
Women’s THE ROGER Clubhouse Ace Ivory Dew
Women’s THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro Ivory Grenadine
Women’s THE ROGER Pro 2 Clay Ice Pink
Women’s THE ROGER Pro Ace Ivory Fog
Women’s THE ROGER Spin Sand Ivory| On Cloud UK
On Cloud Tennis Shoes, Built for the Sideways Game
On Cloud Tennis Shoes
Tennis is played sideways. You plant, cut, change direction and do it again a few hundred times a match, which is nothing like the straight-line pounding of a run. On built its tennis range around exactly that, and it all lives under one name: THE ROGER, the signature line On created with Roger Federer. Every pair on this page is court-tuned, cut for women, and up to 35% off right now, down from £198 to £129.
Why a Court Shoe, Not a Running Shoe
Slip a running shoe on for a match and you feel the difference in the first rally. Running shoes are built to roll you forward, so they let your foot slide when you load sideways. THE ROGER does the opposite. The outsole geometry is shaped to grip during lateral loading, so your foot stays planted when you lunge for a wide forehand. A durable court tread bites hard courts cleanly without scuffing or dragging, a reinforced toe cap survives toe-drag serves, and a structured midfoot wrap stops your foot rolling on sharp direction changes. That is the whole point, footing you can trust so you attack the ball instead of holding back.
THE ROGER Line, Explained
This is where THE ROGER gets clever. It is not one shoe, it is a family, each tuned for a different kind of player.
- THE ROGER Advantage and Advantage Pro are the versatile all-rounders, clean enough for the street and capable on court. The Arctic White and Wolf Glacier are the pick if you want one pair that plays casual matches and doubles as a daily sneaker.
- THE ROGER Pro, Pro 2 and Pro Ace are the performance match shoes, built for competitive players who need maximum support and durability. The Pro 2 Clay Ice Pink and Pro Ace Ivory Fog are made to hold their shape through long three-set battles.
- THE ROGER Clubhouse (Ace and Pro) leans heritage and lifestyle, a retro-styled court sneaker for a cleaner off-court look, like the Ivory Dew and Ivory Grenadine.
- THE ROGER Spin is the grippiest of the set, built for spin-heavy, all-court play. The Spin Sand Ivory is the one for players who live on topspin.
Which Pair Suits Your Game
Play competitively and want match-ready support, reach for the Pro or Pro 2. Play socially and want a shoe that also works with jeans afterwards, the Advantage is your sweet spot. Care more about the look than the baseline, the Clubhouse nails that clean, classic style. Whichever you choose, they all carry On's signature CloudTec cushioning, so long sessions stay comfortable underfoot.
Key Features
- Court-specific outsole grip for confident lateral movement
- Reinforced toe cap to survive toe-drag serves
- Structured midfoot wrap that stops roll on hard cuts
- Signature CloudTec cushioning for match-long comfort
- Full THE ROGER range, from casual Advantage to performance Pro
- Women's fit, shipped fast across the UK, now up to 35% off
On Cloud Tennis Shoes FAQs
What is THE ROGER by On?
THE ROGER is On's tennis and court line, created as the signature collection with Roger Federer. It spans performance match shoes and clean lifestyle court sneakers.
Can you wear On tennis shoes off the court?
Yes. The Advantage and Clubhouse styles are designed to look good with everyday outfits, so many people wear them as casual sneakers as well as on court.
What is the difference between THE ROGER Advantage and Pro?
The Advantage is the versatile everyday court-to-street shoe, while the Pro is the higher-performance match shoe built for competitive players who need more support and durability.
Are On Cloud tennis shoes good for beginners?
They are. The Advantage line gives a comfortable, supportive ride at a friendly price after the discount, making it a solid first proper court shoe.
Do On Cloud tennis shoes run true to size?
They generally run true to UK sizing. If you play in thicker socks or have wider feet, going up half a size gives a bit more room.