361 Zen 7
Released 7/2025, Low Top, Aaron Gordon,
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Performance Ratings
8.6
EXPERT RATING
4 reviews
NA
USER RATING
0 ratings
Performance Summary
The 361 Zen 7 delivers sticky traction, responsive low-profile cushioning, and solid support for great value.
Pros
Excellent traction
Responsive cushioning
Cons
Snug fit for some
Low stack height
Best Suitable For: This shoe is best for budget-minded players who want reliable traction and responsive cushioning.
Category Performance Ratings
9.0
Traction
Herringbone and multidirectional pattern with soft, low-durometer rubber. Excellent grip on clean indoor courts with minimal dust pickup and easy wiping.
9.4
Cushion
Lightweight bouncy foam with a midfoot loading zone and low ride. Springy, responsive feel with solid impact protection and smooth transitions.
8.0
Materials
Textile mesh and synthetic overlays with TPU accents and leather trim. Not premium but durable and breathable for the price.
8.5
Support
Wide stable base with full shank/torsion plate and large TPU heel counter. Confident lockdown and lateral stability though torsional rigidity can vary.
8.0
Fit
Low-volume, snug half-bootie fit with secure heel lockdown. True to size length but may feel narrow for wider forefeet.
83%
Outdoor
Soft, low-durometer rubber outsole. Feels grippy but mixed reports on long-term durability on rough outdoor courts.
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Sizing
Runs true to size for most players. True-to-size recommended; consider a half size up for wider feet.
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Width
Fits narrow to regular widths best. Wide-footed players may want a half size up for forefoot comfort.
Comparison to Similar Shoes:
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| Expert Rating | 8.6 | 8.9(0.3) | 8.8(0.2) | 8.9(0.3) | 8.7(0.1) | 8.4(0.2) | |
| User Rating | NA | 9.5 | NA | NA | 9.0 | 8.3 | |
| Best Price | $109.99 | $159 | $164 $205 | $199 $225 | $132.27 $210 | $119.99 | |
| Type of Cut | Low Top | Low Top | Low Top | Low Top | Low Top | Low Top | |
| Weight | NA | NA | 440g - 440g | NA | 350g - 360g | 340g - 370g |
Expert Reviews of the 361 Zen 7:
Expert Rating: 8.6 (ranks #102 of 385)
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8.8
January 4, 2026
For $110, the 361 Zen 7 is an amazing performer. Traction, cushioning, materials, and support are all excellent. You get a lot of features for the money, and I highly recommend picking a pair up.
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8.7
January 4, 2026
There's a lot to love about the 361 Zen 7. It's comfortable, locks down well, and offers simple but effective cushioning with excellent underfoot protection.
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8.6
December 23, 2025
The 361 Zen 7 is a solid, budget-friendly performer. Tooling, cushioning, and support punch above the price. The upper is basic but breathable. Not flashy, but a strong value and versatile performer.
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8.2
January 4, 2026
The 361 Zen 7 is a fantastic shoe. It delivers a smooth, low-to-the-ground ride with excellent indoor traction and a secure fit. My main concern is outdoor durability.
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User Reviews of the 361 Zen 7:
No user reviews so far
Traction of the 361 Zen 7:
Expert Traction Rating: 9.0 (ranks #94 of 385)
User Traction Rating: NA
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10.0
January 4, 2026
The traction is freaking amazing. It grips well on clean courts. It picks up minimal dust, and a quick wipe gets you back to stopping on a dime.
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8.0
January 4, 2026
The traction is pretty good. It grabs well and only picked up a little dust when new.
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9.0
December 23, 2025
The traction is solid. Two patterns provide multi-directional grip and linear bite.
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9.0
January 4, 2026
Traction is phenomenal. The herringbone pattern grips really well on indoor courts. It should be good to go from the start.
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Cushion of the 361 Zen 7:
Expert Cushion Rating: 9.4 (ranks #34 of 385)
User Cushion Rating: NA
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9.0
January 4, 2026
The midsole is bouncy, responsive, and low to the ground. It has solid impact protection.
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9.5
January 4, 2026
The cushioning is simple, but incredibly effective. It also has good impact protection and forefoot responsiveness.
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9.0
December 23, 2025
The cushioning is super lightweight and ultra bouncy. The midfoot 'soaring' loading zone compresses nicely. You get a springy launch and decent court feel.
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10.0
January 4, 2026
The cushioning feels nice. It's responsive and bouncy from front to back. Landings feel safe, and transitions are very smooth.
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Materials of the 361 Zen 7:
Expert Materials Rating: 8.0 (ranks #207 of 385)
User Materials Rating: NA
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9.0
January 4, 2026
The materials are really nice for the price. You get real leather across the midfoot and quality textile elsewhere. It feels high-quality and durable.
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8.0
January 4, 2026
The materials feel substantial. You get a TPU textile forefoot and a strong two-layer heel counter, though it holds some heat until it breaks in.
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8.0
December 23, 2025
The upper is basic textiles and synthetic overlays. Nothing premium, but breathable, comfortable, durable, and requires little break-in.
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7.0
January 4, 2026
The materials feel a little cheap in hand, and the mesh base with a leather trim isn't premium. Breathability isn't bad, and nothing pinched my feet.
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Support of the 361 Zen 7:
Expert Support Rating: 8.5 (ranks #156 of 385)
User Support Rating: NA
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8.0
January 4, 2026
I personally had zero support issues. The external heel counter and heel padding eliminated slippage. A wide base and outrigger help with hard lateral movements, and torsional stability feels solid.
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10.0
January 4, 2026
Lockdown is confident with no heel slippage. A full shank and thick heel counter provide solid protection and lateral stability.
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9.0
December 23, 2025
Support is very solid. A wide, stable base plus a torsion plate and a massive 270-degree TPU heel counter give great lockdown and ankle support.
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7.0
January 4, 2026
Torsional support is a weakness. The upper bends easily, and lateral containment isn't the best on hard cuts. The large TPU heel counter helps with lockdown.
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Fit of the 361 Zen 7:
Expert Fit Rating: 8.0 (ranks #240 of 385)
User Fit Rating: NA
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8.0
January 4, 2026
The fit is great. It felt snug with no dead space. The half-bootie upper gives a close, one-to-one fit, and the heel padding adds comfort.
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8.0
January 4, 2026
The fit feels comfortable with lockdown and minimal heel slippage. There's a bit more lateral volume, but it hugs the foot once broken in.
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8.0
December 23, 2025
The fit is low-volume and feels snug and secure. It fits perfectly for my foot with minimal movement and good lockdown.
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8.0
January 4, 2026
Length and width are normal. My true size felt snug but very secure.
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Durability of the 361 Zen 7:
User Durability Rating: NA
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Outdoor of the 361 Zen 7:
Expert Outdoor Rating: 83.3 (ranks #55 of 385)
User Outdoor Rating: NA
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good
January 4, 2026
The outsole held up on the durability test. It should work well on outdoor courts despite a low durometer.
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good
December 23, 2025
The rubber feels awesome and should hold up indoors and outdoors.
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fair
January 4, 2026
The rubber feels really soft, and its durability is questionable. I'm skeptical of their claim of 30% more durability.
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Width of the 361 Zen 7:
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slightly narrow
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regular
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slightly wide
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regularly wide
January 4, 2026
If you have really wide feet, go up half a size.
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slightly wide
January 4, 2026
2E feet can go true to size.
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slightly narrow
December 23, 2025
If you're a wide footer, I'd consider going up half a size.
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regularly wide
January 4, 2026
Length and width are within the normal range. Players with wider feet may want to go half a size up.
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Size of the 361 Zen 7:
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true to size
January 4, 2026
The Zen 7 runs true to size.
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true to size
January 4, 2026
I went true to size on these and had zero problems. True to size works for most.
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true to size
December 23, 2025
I would go true to size.
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true to size
January 4, 2026
This is a standard true-to-size fit. My true size was snug but very secure.
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