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Coco Gauff's New Balance Tennis Shoes Take On Clay Court Season

The New Balance Coco Delray is dropping in a new colorway for clay court season.
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The New Balance Coco Delray "White with Navy" colorway.
The New Balance Coco Delray "White with Navy" colorway. | New Balance

It has already been an eventful week for Coco Gauff, and the American women's tennis star has not even kicked off her campaign at the Madrid Open.

Yesterday, Gauff unveiled her New Balance x Miu Miu collection which set social media ablaze. Tennis fans were treated to multiple iconic looks for Gauff's upcoming tournaments.

Now, a new colorway of Gauff's latest tennis shoe has dropped online. The New Balance Coco Delray has dropped in its thid colorway, this time sports white and navy to stand out on clay courts.

The New Balance Coco Delray "White with Navy" is available globally at newbalance.com and at select retailers with a suggested retail price of $109.99 in men's and women's sizes.

Coco Gauff's white and navy New Balance tennis shoes.
The New Balance Coco Delray "White with Navy" colorway. | New Balance

New Balance officially launched the Coco Delray in March before Gauff's return to the Sunshine State for the Miami Open.

The performance model is not to be confused with her second signature tennis shoe, but still packs plenty of power with each step.

The Coco Delray is influenced by the Florida city where Gauff grew up and trained; it is designed for every player and every court.

This versatile tennis shoe performs on all surfaces, while being equally at home off the court.

Coco Gauff's white and navy New Balance tennis shoes.
The New Balance Coco Delray "White with Navy" colorway. | New Balance

The Coco Delray features a unique combination of hard-wearing durability and the lightweight look and feel offered by a low-ankle collar and responsive FuelCell midsole.

Just as Gauff continues to grow the game, she and New Balance are making tennis more accessible through affordable footwear with premium materials and performance technology.

Fans can expect more exciting news from Gauff and New Balance as the WTA season rolls on. Stay locked into Sports Illustrated's Serve On SI for all your tennis news from the court and beyond.

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Pat Benson
PAT BENSON

Pat Benson covers professional tennis for Serve on Sports Illustrated, reporting on ATP and WTA events worldwide. From Challenger tournaments to Grand Slams, he brings readers in-depth coverage, daily recaps, and exclusive interviews with some of the biggest names in the sport. With a decade of experience in sports journalism, Pat is recognized as a trusted voice in tennis media. You can contact him at 1989patbenson@gmail.com.

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