Shoe Survey

Discussion in 'Clothing & Footwear' started by jdileo, Aug 6, 2002.

  1. jdileo

    jdileo Regular Member

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    There're probably many threads on shoes already but I'd like to start a survey of your best badminton shoes. Here's my vote:

    Nike Multicourt III - best so far
    They're really comfortable, sturdy, and have great lateral support.

    Puma GV Special (suede top) - first runner-up
    They are very comfortable and have a springy feel, and very attractive.


    I've also tried Hi-Tec Adrenalin several times. They are comfortable and light but these shoes have a lot of problems (maybe that's why Hi-Tec has discontinued them):

    - the sole is too thin, I could feel every impact and developed blisters quickly
    - somehow the sole is not only thin, it tapers inward instead of giving wider lateral support, which I'm pretty sure contributed to my ankle sprain. :eek: :confused: :eek:
     
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    bigredlemon Regular Member

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    I think its about time to revive this thread...
    what shoes are using now? How do you like it?
     
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    Asics, they are good shoes for support and absorbing viberation...
     
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    Asics Floaters... really nice shoes and more durable than I had expected. They're definitely light as well, weighing about 330 grams. My friend has also recommended Mizuno although I had already bought my Asics before looking at them.

    I don't like the Nike Multicourt at all... they wear out really really quickly.

    Previously, I wore a pair of Head 3000 shoes which wear great for durability, but they were a little heavier than I wanted (over 500 grams).
     

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