Grippy Badminton shoes for table tennis

[Machi]

Can someone recommend me a cushioned, anti slip badminton shoes for people with wide feet. Because my club has a very dusty badminton court floor and my lezoline levalis doesn't have enough grip to not make me slip and also not enough cushion because the floor is hard. Or there isn't any shoes to not slip on dusty floors? Thanks in advance

 

[Machi]

It does not have to be badminton shoes too but not too expensive

 

[NetProphet]

Can someone recommend me a cushioned, anti slip badminton shoes for people with wide feet. Because my club has a very dusty badminton court floor and my lezoline levalis doesn't have enough grip to not make me slip and also not enough cushion because the floor is hard. Or there isn't any shoes to not slip on dusty floors? Thanks in advance

Dude, whatever about the hardness and cushion but the answer to a dirty floor isn't new shoes!
Get a broom and clean that floor before you slip and have an accident.
Play on a proper floor that is safe for TT and THEN make a call on a shoe with more cushion if needed, or just buy new and better insoles

 

[Machi]

Dude, whatever about the hardness and cushion but the answer tina dirty floor isn't new shoes!
Get a broom and clean that floor before you slip and have an accident.
Play on a proper floor that is safe for TT and THEN make a call in a show with more cushion if needed, or just buy new and better insoles

Can you recommend me some insoles? Thanks

 

[backspacer]

Can you recommend me some insoles? Thanks

I have custom made ones for street and sports shoes. Not sure how it is in your country, but I went to my orthopedist, told me I have two different and bad feet and should wear insoles. Now I get them made once a year at a medical supply store.

 

[NetProphet]

Can you recommend me some insoles? Thanks

Honestly I cannot, I don't use insoles very often and the last ones I bought I cant even remember what brand they were 🤷

 

[TampaBayTableTennis]

I haven't played with them but a friend was looking for shoes for wider feet and got a couple pairs of Yonex badminton shoes. He has been happy with them so worth checking out. I played with Puma racket court shoes for a bit which had a wider toe box, which I liked, but switched to more low profile shoes.

 

[tzifos]

For "wide" feet, there are the Nittaku by Yonex MovingAero, also the Butterfly Lezoline Vilata along with the Mizuno WAVE Kaiserburg 8 and WAVE Medal WIDE 7. But these are not going to work in a dusty floor. I don't thing that any "table tennis" show will work as they supposed to in such a floor.