Shoe recommendation for up to £50

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  1. Mamun

    Mamun Regular Member

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    I'm an intermediate badminton player who plays doubles 1 to 2 times a week (2 hour sessions).

    I would like a pair of shoes which have some cushioning as i have problems with my left knee. I currently use a pair of Hi-Tec squash shoes.

    I only play for recreational purposes so I'm not really set on buying a very expensive pair. Looking at spending upto £50.

    What do you recommend in a UK size 10.5?

    Is there any particular brand which is better for cushioned shoes?
     
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    I have seen the Asics Gel Rocket, SHB 59U, SHB 57, SHB86, SHB 101LTD and various other Yonex shoes on clearance which fall within my budget. Unfortunately i cannot get the SHB-200 in my size (UK 10.5) which i think would have provided good cushioning.
     
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    You could go for Asics rocket or Gel task. Also you make sure your footwork is correct, just in case. I think these pairs are a major upgrade from you Hi Tec shoes.
     
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    Torn between the Asics Gel Rocket and Yonex 101LTD. Swaying more towards the Asics because of the cushioning but worried if the raised sole could cause any ankle injury as i beleive these shoes are not specifically made for badminton.

    How good is the 'power cushioning' on the Yonex shoe?

    which will be the most durable of the two?
     

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