can i wear indoor soccer shoes for badminton

What shoes tin can you use for badminton?

What is considered a badmintonshoe? I have indoor futsalshoes, fitness trainingshoes (for stability during weightlifting) and indoor tennisshoes. What would I exist able to utilize?

At the moment I use my tennisshoes, but the lesser is kind of wearing out. It slides and isn't sticking to the floor anymore. Are trainingshoes a skilful alternative? I can become those pretty inexpensive :)

Thank you

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Answer from some other badminton forum: The biggest difference with badminton shoes is the sole. They are indoor court shoes with safety soles whereas regular trainers don't accept that. The condom sole is very important equally it allows you to slide a lilliputian on the court which actually prevents injuries. You volition more likely injure yourself wearing normal trainers so try to avoid that."

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shoes used for badminton should:

take a thin tread depth, for fast response
have a tread design that responds well in all directions (treads for many other kinds of shoes are designed primarily for forrard motion)
be relatively tight fitting
support the ankle without restricting its range of motion

unsuitable shoes ordinarily misused for badminton:

basketball shoes
cross training shoes
tennis shoes
running shoes

shoes for other sports that are suitable for badminton:

volleyball shoes
handball shoes
tabular array lawn tennis shoes
some squash shoes

level one

I personally use ASICS Men'south GEL-Upcourt Indoor Courtroom Shoe and they are very comfy and hold an amazing grip over the courtroom.

level 1

If yous want to frequently play badminton, you have to accept right shoes. And past that I mean badminton shoes. I propose yous purchase yonex simply I call up any brand is ok.

level 2

We play once a week for fun, simply still.. I don't want to injure myself

level 1

A badminton shoe is basically a shoe with a unlike sole than most shoes. Volleyball shoes are the oftentimes used in substitution of badminton shoes as they accept similar soles (safety). Honestly, the type of shoes yous habiliment actually accept nix to practise with it as long as they have skillful grip on the court you are playing on. If y'all are serious, then yous might consider spending some extra money on actual badminton shoes jut to be safe and either way, y'all will e'er encounter places that require you to have "Non-Mark Shoes". That is really the just condition for clubs and such, just if you're playing casually on a gym floor or something, don't worry nigh it as long every bit they have the grip.

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I wear my low tiptop basketball game shoes, which are nikes. The principal thing is wearing shoes made for an indoor court. No one should be wearing weightlifting shoes for anything other than weightlifting

level 2

Thanks, that was the main thing I needed to know

level 1

In that location are cheaper badminton shoes bachelor from all the name brands: yonex, Victor, li ning, mizuno, and indoor volleyball shoes from ascics work too

level 2

When i say cheaper I hateful I know a guy who buys them in majority to resell for his shop. I tin get professional weightlifting shoes from nike for $xxx... Just thing is they take blackness bottoms, not sure if the leave marks. Do you lot know if they are much different? I hateful for example you can't play tennis with hightop basketballshoes. Just could you play badminton with fitnessshoes?

And thanks for the tip on volleybalshoes!

level 1

I know people that utilize volleyball shoes instead and they seem to work okay.

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It is a practiced idea to get not-marking shoes with rubber (orange-colored) soles. They are many reasonably priced options (Sachdev or Aerofit, if you are in India) or Yonex if you tin can afford college-end. They aid with the grip you would demand while moving. Make certain they are light and flat too, to avoid injuries when you country after a smash in the air. The front office of your sole should ideally exist thick, because regular use can effect in wear on your left foot (based on footwork if you are righty).

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I've always used my boxing boots. Decent grip and adept ankle stability. VERY light too.