Shoe recommendation

shb 100 great shoe and last long.

 

shb 99 limited, can't go wrong with these, should be around the $100 mark.

 

Playing on wood or portable courts?

 

Go for yonex or ashaway. For portable courts I'd say victor for sure, but for this you should find a nice shoe in whatever price range in those brands.

 

Yonex SHB99m is awesome...or you could go with victor as westwood had said.

 

Asics Gel Sensei the best shoes you can buy.

 

SHB-99M - great pair of shoes

 

Middle to high end Yonex shoes. I didn't get any twisted ankle for the past 2 years wearing the Yonex 89 shoes. I can't say the same thing for the Mizuno shoes that I bought one month ago. I find that the Mizuno shoes have lesser lateral support than the Yonex shoes. On the other hand, the Mizuno shoes are less slippery than the Yonex shoes. Both of them are good shoes, yet if I am going to play single, I will wear the Yonex shoes.

Anyone knows where to buy a replacement Yonex sole? Mine has a hole in it with the size of a quarter.

 

why don't u just buy replacement sport insoles

 

Yes. Get the proper sport insoles, such as superfeet green.

 

What size are you looking for? I might have a new pair for sale. PM me.

 

Are you referring to Mizuno Volleyball shoes or Mizuno Badminton Shoes? If you are referring to their badminton shoes, I would have to disagree because they are at least at par with yonex badminton shoes in terms of performance and support and are definately more durable. I can agree about your comment if you are referring to their volleyball line of shoes

Are you referring to the Insole of your yonex shoe or the physical sole?
replacement insoles -> Super Feet.
soles -> take it to a shoe repair store?? or buy new shoes?

 

I have the Mizuno badminton shoes: Mizuno wave smash RG.

It is my "insole." Yeah, I knew I missed something (it was almost three in the morning.)

 

Thanks. Our local MEC carries the superfeet green insoles. I will check it out. http://www.mec.ca/(search superfeet).

 

Hi-qua

I recently switched to the Hi-Qua 350

http://www.hiquasports.com/badminton/shoes-350b.htm

It's a cross between the Yonex shows and the old Nike Phylon - very good shoes especially if you have wide feet or orthotics liek myself.

Reasonably priced too. I used to like the Asics, but the new models are pretty narrow. Addids had a decent court shoes, but it is also made for palyers with narrow feet.