Best On Cloud Shoes for Pickleball: 7 Picks Compared

Our verdict

Our Top Picks: On Shoes for Pickleball

On Running’s shoes are often called “On Cloud” shoes after its Cloud running and everyday range, but the On shoes that On describes for court play sit in its THE ROGER range, named for Roger Federer. This guide sorts them using On’s own product text: the THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro 2 and the original Clubhouse Pro are the shoes whose On pages name pickleball; the THE ROGER Pro 2 and Pro Fire are On’s hard-court tennis shoes. We then picked the On court shoes we found new and in stock on Amazon, at or below On’s regular US price where On still lists one, on October 26, 2026: three in men’s sizes and four in women’s. A price below On’s regular price is not always the lowest price: On’s own US store sold two of the women’s last-season shoes for less than the Amazon sellers did that day, as the reviews note.

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Six of the seven On shoes we link were sold by third-party sellers when we checked, and one by Amazon.com in Amazon’s product data, often with only a few pairs left in a size, so each review names the seller we saw and the date. For other brands, see our pickleball shoes compared guide.

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Does On make a pickleball shoe?

Not one named for pickleball alone, but On does describe some of its court shoes for pickleball. On’s multi-court shoes page says: “Whether you’re playing pickleball, tennis or padel, our shoes provide great grip and support on all your favorite courts.” On October 26, 2026 that US page listed one model, the THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro 2, in men’s and women’s versions, and its product page says: “Tennis, padel or pickleball – this shoe does it all.” The original THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro, now a last-season shoe on On’s store, carries similar wording: “Tennis, padel, or pickleball? With THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro, you can do it all.”

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On’s other ROGER court shoes are described for tennis. The THE ROGER Pro 2 is “Engineered for hard court tennis” and the THE ROGER Pro Fire is “A fierce hard court tennis shoe”; neither page mentions pickleball. The Cloud 6, a shoe searchers ask about for pickleball, is “Our all-day signature shoe” in On’s words, with no court use named. Whether a tennis shoe suits you is covered in can you wear tennis shoes for pickleball.

Compare the picks

Compare the 7 On court shoes

Court, drop and weight figures are On’s own, from its product pages (the US store, or On’s Swiss store for the two men’s models On’s US store no longer lists). On gives one weight per model and calls it the weight of “an individual shoe or product”, without saying which size it weighed, so where an independent tester or a retailer weighed a named size we add that figure with its source. Weights at different or unstated sizes are not comparable, so we do not compare the shoes by weight. The Tennis Warehouse figures in the women’s Pro 2 row come from Tennis Warehouse’s women’s Pro 2 review, whose testers reported fit and comfort issues.

Which On shoe for which player

• You want the On shoe On itself describes for pickleball: the THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro 2 in men’s and women’s versions, or the original Clubhouse Pro in men’s and women’s versions while last-season stock lasts. On describes both generations for tennis, padel and pickleball and rates them multi-court.
• You play hard and want On’s tennis shoe: the THE ROGER Pro 2 in men’s and women’s versions, or the Pro Fire Women’s. On describes them for hard-court tennis, not pickleball, and testers and owners report a short fit, comfort issues and mixed durability; the reviews give the details.
• You are looking for On pickleball shoes for women: the Clubhouse Pro 2 Women’s, Pro 2 Women’s, Pro Fire Women’s and Clubhouse Pro Women’s.
• You are looking for On pickleball shoes for men: the Clubhouse Pro 2 Men’s, Pro 2 Men’s and Clubhouse Pro Men’s. We found no men’s Pro Fire or Pro 3 new and in stock on Amazon.
• You want an On court shoe that also works off court: the original Clubhouse Pro in men’s and women’s versions, whose midsole On says is “dynamic enough for the court, yet comfy enough for casual wear”.
• You are shopping for a child: On’s THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro Youth is described by On as a shoe “that will take them from school to the tennis court and beyond”, but the Amazon offer we found was above On’s US price, so it is not a pick; see the FAQ.
• You already own a Cloud 6: On describes it as an all-day shoe and names no court use for it; see the FAQ, and our how to choose pickleball shoes guide for what a court shoe adds.

Picks: On THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro 2 Men’s, On THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro 2 Women’s, On THE ROGER Pro 2 Men’s, On THE ROGER Pro 2 Women’s, On THE ROGER Pro Fire Women’s, On THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro Men’s, On THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro Women’s.

How the seven On court shoes were chosen

What an On shoe needed to make the list

• An On court shoe, with its court use in On’s own product text. We sorted On’s shoes by the description, feature list and spec tab on On’s product pages, not by an Amazon title, a category label or a retailer’s tag. Four picks have On pages that name pickleball; the other three are described by On for hard-court tennis, and their reviews say so.
• New, in stock and with a buy box on Amazon on October 26, 2026, at or below On’s regular US price. On’s regular US price is the original price shown on On’s US store. For last-season shoes On’s store sells at a lower price than that, and on October 26, 2026 it sold the Pro 2 Women’s and the original Clubhouse Pro Women’s for less than the Amazon offers we link, so an Amazon price below the regular price does not mean the lowest price. Two men’s models, the Pro 2 Men’s and the original Clubhouse Pro Men’s, no longer appear on On’s US store, so we have no US price from On for them; their reviews say so. Every pick was sold by a third-party seller or by Amazon.com when we checked, and each review names the seller we saw.
• Men’s and women’s versions as separate picks. The Clubhouse Pro 2, Pro 2 and original Clubhouse Pro each appear twice, once in men’s and once in women’s sizing.
• Weight only with its size and source. On does not say which size it weighs, so we give On’s figure as On states it and add a weight with a named size only where a tester or retailer published one. We do not compare the shoes by weight.
• No repeats of our other shoe guides. None of the seven is a pick in our other shoe guides; no On shoe was a pick on this site before this guide.

Sources behind each review and what owners on r/Pickleball and r/10s say about On court shoes

Sources behind each review

We found no independent test of the Clubhouse Pro 2; for it we cite Tennis.com’s review of the original Clubhouse Pro, the earlier model that On now sells as a last-season shoe, and the reviews say what On changed. For the Pro 2, WearTesters played it on pickleball courts, RunRepeat tested a men’s US 9 in its lab and Tennis Warehouse play-tested the women’s version; Tennis Warehouse sells the shoe, so its test is not independent, and its testers reported fit and comfort issues. The Pro Fire review leans on a retailer play test, published by Tennis Warehouse Europe; the store sells the shoe, so the test is not independent, and the evidence line says so. Mountain Life published a tester’s notes on the original Clubhouse Pro, with On’s photos and quotes from Roger Federer.

What owners on r/Pickleball and r/10s say about On court shoes

Owners disagree. In the r/Pickleball thread “On Tennis Shoes for Pickleball?”, a Roger Pro owner wrote that “the Roger Pro is the one to go with since that is an actual tennis shoe”, while adding that they wear their Nike Vapor Pro more often; another player wrote of the casual Advantage and Clubhouse models the poster had asked about (not the Clubhouse Pro picked here): “Avantage and Clubhouse are not tennis shoe, it’s just casual and styling. The Pros are real hard court shoes, but I heard it’s bad for the price.” Others in the thread doubted On’s durability. In a later r/Pickleball thread, the original poster reported “Not much wear after almost 9 months of playing” in Roger court shoes, two players praised the Clubhouse Pro and Advantage Pro, and another preferred the ASICS Gel Resolution X after trying the Rogers in a store. In an r/10s thread on the Pro Fire, one tennis player wrote that they broke their Pro 3s “in a couple weeks” and the Pro Fires “just as fast”, and another reported early signs of sole separation on all three of their Pro 3 pairs, while a third wrote that their original Roger Pros “lasted more than a year”. These are owners, not tests, and the reviews below say where they fit.

Detailed Reviews

On THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro 2 Men’s, Multi-court, men’s

The Clubhouse Pro 2 is the shoe On’s US multi-court page listed for pickleball, tennis and padel on October 26, 2026. On’s product page describes it as “A sleek, versatile court shoe with an enhanced fit, slide protection and stable, yet agile feel for multiple racket sports” and adds: “Tennis, padel or pickleball – this shoe does it all. With a renewed focus on fit and comfort, it’s perfect for casual players and adapts to multiple racket sports.” On lists a Helion superfoam midsole “for stability and long-term wear”, a 3/4 nylon blend Speedboard in the heel and midfoot, a TPU toe cap, a molded medial piece that “protects against tearing during slides” and a “Versatile herringbone grip, perfect for any racket sport.” On rates the surface multi-court and lists a 5 mm heel-to-toe drop and 398.6 g, without the size weighed.

We found no independent test or owner report of the Clubhouse Pro 2. Tennis.com reviewed the original Clubhouse Pro (picks 6 and 7). On’s page for the Clubhouse Pro 2 says “Adjustments to the shoe’s shape and footbed further improve fit and comfort”, and On lists a lower drop for the new shoe (5 mm against 12 mm). Tennis.com wrote of the original: “It’s designed for recreational players looking for a comfortable on-and-off court option, and if that’s all you’re after, then it probably has enough support.” For players with higher expectations, “and especially if you have narrower feet and higher arches”, it found it “difficult to feel secure enough for aggressive movement”, and added: “Not an issue for some fun doubles, but probably not up to the rigors of more serious competition.” That test is of the earlier version, not this one. This is the same model as pick 2, in its men’s version.

When we checked on October 26, 2026, the men’s 9 we link was sold by StrideLune Shoes, a third-party seller, below On’s regular US price.

Evidence: Independently reviewed, previous generation. Tennis.com: original Clubhouse Pro, gender not stated.

Specs (men’s 9, Black/Eclipse, 3MG30070106)

• Court: multi-court (On)
• Outsole: herringbone grip “perfect for any racket sport” (On)
• Midsole: Helion superfoam; 3/4 nylon blend Speedboard in the heel and midfoot (On)
• Upper: lightweight, breathable; TPU toe cap; molded medial piece (On)
• Drop: 5 mm (On)
• Fit: true to size (On)
• Weight: 398.6 g per shoe, size weighed not stated (On)

On THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro 2 Women’s, Multi-court, women’s

The women’s Clubhouse Pro 2 is the same model as pick 1 in its women’s version, and On’s women’s page carries the same text: “Tennis, padel or pickleball – this shoe does it all. With a renewed focus on fit and comfort, it’s perfect for casual players and adapts to multiple racket sports.” On lists the same Helion superfoam midsole, 3/4 nylon blend Speedboard, TPU toe cap, molded medial piece and herringbone grip, rates the surface multi-court, and gives a 5 mm drop and 328 g, without the size weighed.

As with the men’s version, we found no independent test of the Clubhouse Pro 2. Mountain Life’s tester, who plays “casually and non-competitively a few times a month at a public court”, wore the original Clubhouse Pro (picks 6 and 7). Mountain Life, reporting its tester’s notes, wrote: “For recreational play, the Clubhouse Pro offers a secure and comfortable ride”, with the caveat: “It’s not quite as locked down for aggressive lateral moves, but its wide base and plush cushioning more than cover the needs of casual players.” That review covers the earlier version and does not say whether the pair was men’s or women’s, and Mountain Life used On’s photos.

When we checked on October 26, 2026, Amazon’s product data showed the women’s 8 we link sold by Amazon.com at On’s regular US price; the live product page, read minutes later, showed StrideLune Shoes, a third-party seller, so the seller can change.

Evidence: Independently reviewed, previous generation. Mountain Life: original Clubhouse Pro, gender not stated.

Specs (women’s 8, Grain/Dew, 3WG30055192)

• Court: multi-court (On)
• Outsole: herringbone grip “perfect for any racket sport” (On)
• Midsole: Helion superfoam; 3/4 nylon blend Speedboard in the heel and midfoot (On)
• Upper: lightweight, breathable; TPU toe cap; molded medial piece (On)
• Drop: 5 mm (On)
• Fit: true to size (On)
• Weight: 328 g per shoe, size weighed not stated (On)

On THE ROGER Pro 2 Men’s, Hard-court tennis, men’s

On describes the Pro 2 as a “competition-grade shoe” that “delivers big on agility, stability and durability. Engineered for hard court tennis.” On’s page does not mention pickleball. On lists an “Open herringbone tread for uncompromising traction”, a 100% carbon fiber Speedboard, a molded heel counter, lateral TPU clips, a reinforced rubber toe cap and an abrasion-resistant mesh upper, and says: “You asked for more durability. So we designed THE ROGER Pro 2 with longevity in mind.” On’s US store no longer lists the men’s Pro 2; On’s Swiss store lists it as a last-season shoe with a hard-court surface, a 9 mm drop and 400 g, without the size weighed.

RunRepeat tested a men’s US 9 in its lab and weighed it at 14.4 oz (407 g). It rated the shoe highly for stability and grip on hard courts, but its lab findings on durability disagree with On’s: “Unfortunately, the shoe’s poor toe drag protection deserves nothing more than 1 out of 5 on the durability scale”, and the toebox mesh got the lowest score after RunRepeat’s abrasion test. RunRepeat’s own sizing note is “True to size”, while its reader poll says “On The ROGER Pro 2 fits half size small (39 votes).” WearTesters, who received a pair from On, played the Pro 2 on pickleball courts and found the outsole “grips pickleball courts perfectly”; they also wrote: “My one true critique of the ROGER Pro 2 is the lack of space within the toebox.” WearTesters does not say whether the pair was men’s or women’s. This is the same model as pick 4, in its men’s version.

When we checked on October 26, 2026, the men’s 9 we link was sold by PS Traders, LLC, a third-party seller, and shipped by Amazon; On’s US store no longer lists the men’s Pro 2, so we could not check the price against On’s.

Evidence: Independently reviewed, exact model. RunRepeat: men’s US 9.

Specs (men’s 9, Pink/Grenadine, 3ME10303602)

• Court: hard court (On, Swiss store)
• Outsole: open herringbone tread (On)
• Midsole: high-performance foam; 100% carbon fiber Speedboard (On)
• Upper: abrasion-resistant mesh; reinforced rubber toe cap; lateral TPU clips (On)
• Drop: 9 mm (On, Swiss store)
• Fit: true to size (On); “half size small” in RunRepeat’s reader poll
• Weight: 400 g per shoe, size weighed not stated (On, Swiss store); 14.4 oz (407 g), men’s US 9 (RunRepeat lab)

On THE ROGER Pro 2 Women’s, Hard-court tennis, women’s

The women’s Pro 2 is the same model as pick 3 in its women’s version. On’s US store still lists it as a last-season shoe, described as “Engineered for hard court tennis”, with the same open herringbone tread, carbon fiber Speedboard, lateral TPU clips and reinforced toe cap. On’s page does not mention pickleball. On gives a 9 mm drop and 325 g, without the size weighed.

WearTesters played the Pro 2 on pickleball courts, without saying whether the pair was men’s or women’s, and concluded: “While it’s not a shoe made for everyone’s needs, it works well enough for me in pickleball that I’d strongly consider pulling them out for a future tournament or rated pickleball event.” Tennis Warehouse, which sells the shoe, play-tested the women’s version (Tennis Warehouse’s women’s Pro 2 review). Its summary says: “Unfortunately, our team had issues with the overall fit and comfort.” Its testers found the shoe firm and stable, thought it should have been slightly longer and would have liked added cushioning in the forefoot; it lists 12.6 oz for a size 8.5.

When we checked on October 26, 2026, the women’s 8 we link was sold by BDL Sports Store, a third-party seller, below On’s regular (original) US price; On’s own US store, at a lower last-season price, had it for less than that Amazon seller on October 26, 2026 (On’s US page, read that day).

Evidence: Independently reviewed, same series. WearTesters: Pro 2, gender not stated.

Specs (women’s 8, All White, 3WE10330108)

• Court: hard court (On)
• Outsole: open herringbone tread (On)
• Midsole: high-performance foam; 100% carbon fiber Speedboard (On)
• Upper: abrasion-resistant mesh; reinforced rubber toe cap; lateral TPU clips (On)
• Drop: 9 mm (On)
• Fit: true to size (On); “slightly longer” wanted by Tennis Warehouse’s testers, who reported fit and comfort issues overall
• Weight: 325 g per shoe, size weighed not stated (On); 12.6 oz, size 8.5 (Tennis Warehouse, a retailer)

On THE ROGER Pro Fire Women’s, Pro Fire, women’s

On describes the Pro Fire as “A fierce hard court tennis shoe that elite players can trust. Engineered for aggressive sprints, stops and slides.” On writes that its Speedboard “supports the midfoot during lateral movements without limiting flexibility”, lists a midfoot lacing cage and inside eyelets, writes that “Overlays, molding and reinforcements protect during slides”, and says the “decoupled herringbone design” on the rubber outsole “offers plenty of grip on hard courts.” On’s page does not mention pickleball. On rates the surface hard court and gives an 8 mm drop and 340 g, without the size weighed.

Tennis Warehouse, which sells the shoe, play-tested the women’s version, published on Tennis Warehouse Europe: “The ON The Roger Pro Fires were impressively supportive and stable.” Its testers gave it high marks for durability and traction. On fit they differed: one tester’s regular size fit well, while others found the length short or needed a break-in period, and some wanted more forefoot cushioning. It lists 12.9 oz for a size 8.5. In an r/10s thread, one player reported breaking a pair “just as fast” as their Pro 3s, so the retailer’s durability findings are not every owner’s experience.

When we checked on October 26, 2026, the women’s 9 we link was sold by Hargun Commerce, a third-party seller, below On’s regular US price, with one pair left in that size.

Evidence: Retailer review (sells it), not independent. Tennis Warehouse Europe: women’s Pro Fire.

Specs (women’s 9, Linen/Lime, 3WF30034744)

• Court: hard court (On)
• Outsole: rubber, decoupled herringbone (On)
• Midsole: bottom-loaded Speedboard; foam insert on top of the midsole (On)
• Upper: midfoot lacing cage; inside eyelets; overlays and reinforcements for slides (On)
• Drop: 8 mm (On)
• Fit: true to size (On); short for some Tennis Warehouse testers
• Weight: 340 g per shoe, size weighed not stated (On); 12.9 oz, size 8.5 (Tennis Warehouse Europe, a retailer)

On THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro Men’s, Original Clubhouse, men’s

The original Clubhouse Pro is the earlier version of picks 1 and 2. On’s US store no longer lists the men’s version; On’s Swiss store lists it as a last-season shoe with the same text as the women’s: “Tennis, padel, or pickleball? With THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro, you can do it all. Ideal for casual players, this versatile tennis shoe adapts to multiple racket sports thanks to its full-length herringbone outsole.” On lists hidden CloudTec cushioning, a Helion superfoam midsole, a Speedboard, an internal half-bootie and a large TPU toe cap, rates the surface multi-court, and gives a 12 mm drop and 397.6 g, without the size weighed.

Tennis.com reviewed the Clubhouse Pro and found it “on the roomy side”, with “plenty of space in the forefoot”, writing that “players with wider and flatter feet will most enjoy the dimensions of the shoe”; it also said the outsole “grips a hard court and slides on clay with equal measure.” It found the shoe less secure for aggressive movement, especially for narrower feet and higher arches. Tennis.com lists 14.6 oz for a men’s 9 and 12.3 oz for a women’s 8.5, but does not say which gender’s pair its tester wore.

When we checked on October 26, 2026, the men’s 10.5 we link was sold by Erie Distributors, a third-party seller, and shipped by Amazon; On’s US store no longer lists the men’s version, so we could not check the price against On’s.

Evidence: Independently reviewed, same series. Tennis.com: Clubhouse Pro, gender not stated.

Specs (men’s 10.5, White/Lima, 3MD30032760)

• Court: multi-court (On, Swiss store)
• Outsole: full-length herringbone (On)
• Midsole: Helion superfoam with hidden CloudTec; Speedboard (On)
• Upper: internal half-bootie; large TPU toe cap (On)
• Drop: 12 mm (On, Swiss store)
• Fit: true to size (On); “on the roomy side” (Tennis.com)
• Weight: 397.6 g per shoe, size weighed not stated (On, Swiss store); 14.6 oz, men’s 9 (Tennis.com)

On THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro Women’s, Original Clubhouse, women’s

The women’s original Clubhouse Pro is the same model as pick 6 in its women’s version, and On’s US store still lists it as a last-season shoe: “Tennis, padel, or pickleball? With THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro, you can do it all.” On adds that “hidden CloudTec® elements provide a plush layer of cushioning, creating a bouncier ride than competition-grade court shoes”, and lists a 3/4 nylon blend Speedboard, a multi-court surface rating, a 12 mm drop and 309.9 g, without the size weighed.

Mountain Life’s tester described their feet as “on the wide side”. Mountain Life, reporting its tester’s notes, wrote: “For recreational play, the Clubhouse Pro offers a secure and comfortable ride”, and the tester added that players with narrower feet or higher arches “may struggle to get a fully secure fit, even with tight laces.” Mountain Life does not say whether the pair was men’s or women’s, and it used On’s photos. Tennis.com lists 12.3 oz for a women’s 8.5.

When we checked on October 26, 2026, the women’s 6 we link was sold by SF0 Athletics, a third-party seller, and shipped by Amazon, below On’s regular (original) US price; On’s own US store, at a lower last-season price, had it for less than that Amazon seller on October 26, 2026 (On’s US page, read that day). The other women’s sizes we checked were out of stock or priced above On’s regular price.

Evidence: Independently reviewed, same series. Mountain Life: Clubhouse Pro, gender not stated.

Specs (women’s 6, Ivory/Evergreen, 3WD30052138)

• Court: multi-court (On)
• Outsole: full-length herringbone (On)
• Midsole: Helion superfoam with hidden CloudTec; 3/4 nylon blend Speedboard (On)
• Upper: internal half-bootie; large TPU toe cap (On)
• Drop: 12 mm (On)
• Fit: true to size (On); suited a wide-footed tester (Mountain Life)
• Weight: 309.9 g per shoe, size weighed not stated (On); 12.3 oz, women’s 8.5 (Tennis.com)

Before you buy an On shoe for pickleball

• Match the shoe to your court. On rates the Clubhouse Pro 2 and the original Clubhouse Pro as multi-court and the Pro 2 and Pro Fire as hard-court shoes. On also sells clay versions of several ROGER models, labelled for clay courts in On’s store; none is a pick here. For indoor and outdoor play across brands, see our outdoor pickleball shoes and indoor pickleball shoes guides.
• Check the length. On lists every pick as true to size, but Tennis Warehouse’s testers found the women’s Pro 2 slightly short and reported fit and comfort issues overall, some Pro Fire testers found the length short, and RunRepeat’s readers say the Pro 2 runs half a size small. Tennis.com found the original Clubhouse Pro roomy, and a Mountain Life tester with wide feet found it fit well.
• Expect thin stock. Six of our seven picks were sold by third-party sellers, many sizes had only a few pairs left, and two picks, plus the Pro Fire in the colour we link, are last-season shoes on On’s own US store. If your size is gone, our men’s pickleball shoes and women’s pickleball shoes guides cover other brands.
• Check the seller and the price. The seller on some of these listings changed during the morning we checked. On’s own US store had the women’s Pro 2 and the women’s original Clubhouse Pro at last-season prices below the Amazon sellers’ prices on October 26, 2026, and each of those Amazon prices was below On’s regular (original) US price, so compare the Amazon price with On’s own store before you buy; for the men’s Pro 2 and men’s original Clubhouse Pro, On’s US store no longer shows a price.

On shoes we did not pick

• THE ROGER Pro 3 (men’s and women’s) and THE ROGER Pro Fire Men’s: On lists both among its tennis shoes and describes the men’s Pro Fire as “A fierce hard court tennis shoe”, but we found neither new and in stock on Amazon on October 26, 2026.
• THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro Youth: On describes it as a multi-purpose kids’ shoe “that will take them from school to the tennis court and beyond”, but the Amazon offer we found was priced above On’s US price.
• THE ROGER Clubhouse, Advantage, Centre Court and Wildcard: On’s store labels them lifestyle or all-day shoes, so we did not treat them as court shoes.
• Cloud 6: On describes it as “Our all-day signature shoe” and names no court use for it.
• THE ROGER Advantage Pro (women’s and men’s): On calls it “The everyday tennis shoe made for all kinds of court games”. The women’s version, which On’s US store still lists, went in and out of stock on Amazon on October 26, 2026 in the colour we had checked (for part of that morning it showed only a future availability date, and the only other in-stock listing was a single size 6 in another colour), so it is not a pick. On’s US store no longer lists the men’s version.

Frequently Asked Questions

On has no shoe named for pickleball alone, but it describes the THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro 2 for “Tennis, padel or pickleball”, and its multi-court page lists that shoe for pickleball, tennis and padel. The men’s and women’s versions are picks here. The original Clubhouse Pro, which On’s page also describes for pickleball, is still sold as a last-season shoe.

It depends on the model. On rates the ROGER court shoes in this guide for multi-court or hard-court play, most with a herringbone outsole in On’s description, and WearTesters played the Pro 2 on pickleball courts and would consider it for a tournament. Owners on r/Pickleball disagree: some like their Roger court shoes, others doubt On’s durability or prefer other brands’ tennis shoes for the price. On’s store labels its other Rogers as lifestyle or all-day shoes, and its Cloud 6 page names no court use.

We do not rank them as a test would. In On’s own words, the Clubhouse Pro 2 is the shoe described for pickleball, and the Pro 2 and Pro Fire are its hard-court tennis shoes. The comparison table above sets out court, drop and weight as On states them.

On describes the Cloud 6 as “Our all-day signature shoe, upgraded for more comfort” and lists features for all-day wear; its page names no court use, tennis or pickleball. For pickleball, On’s ROGER court shoes are the ones On describes for courts. Our guide on what to wear for pickleball covers footwear basics.

On’s kids’ version of the Clubhouse Pro, the THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro Youth, is in On’s words “An all-day, multi-purpose shoe that will take them from school to the tennis court and beyond”, with a rubber outsole On says grips “no matter what the surface”. We found it on Amazon only above On’s US price, so it is not a pick.

On lists all seven picks as true to size. Testers disagree for some models: Tennis Warehouse’s testers found the women’s Pro 2 slightly short and reported fit and comfort issues overall, and RunRepeat’s readers say the Pro 2 runs half a size small, while RunRepeat’s own sizing note is true to size.

The bottom line

Final Verdict

For the On shoe On itself describes for pickleball, the On THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro 2 Women’s (check price) and On THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro 2 Men’s (check price) are multi-court shoes for casual and social play, and the On THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro Women’s (check price) and On THE ROGER Clubhouse Pro Men’s (check price) are the earlier version, with a roomy fit by Tennis.com’s account, while stock lasts. For On’s hard-court tennis shoe, the On THE ROGER Pro 2 Men’s (check price) and On THE ROGER Pro 2 Women’s (check price) were played on pickleball courts by WearTesters, with durability caveats from RunRepeat and fit and comfort issues reported by Tennis Warehouse’s testers for the women’s version. The On THE ROGER Pro Fire Women’s (check price) is On’s hard-court shoe for aggressive movers. For other brands, see our pickleball shoes compared and tennis shoes for pickleball guides.

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