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Badminton Shoe Reviews
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Here’s a list of my badminton shoe reviews.
After feeling frustrated with how difficult it was to figure out which pair of badminton shoes was right for me, I decided to see if I can make it easier for you. The first step is these reviews.
I play-test each shoe thoroughly for hours during drills, and social games, and finish with a write-up for you.
Yonex Cascade Accel review: surprisingly comfortable
The Yonex Cascade Accel is marketed as a shoe with “toe-assist shape for quick footwork without power loss,” and promises a soft, comfortable fit. In their 2024 catalog, this shoe…
Li-Ning Blade Max review: the all around comfy king
I’m using the Paris Olympic 2024 edition for this Li-Ning Blade Max review (Loh Kean Yew’s current shoe), but it’s no different from the standard Max edition besides the look.…
Mirage Pro review: Li-Ning’s awesome shoe for speed
In this Li-Ning Mirage Pro review, I’ll share my experience as an intermediate player after having tested this badminton shoe for ten hours on court. UPDATE: If you’re curious how…
Li-Ning Saga 2 SE review: buff beast for narrow feet
When I first looked into the Li-Ning Saga 2 SE, I didn’t know what to expect since none of the pro players on the World Tour prefers it. Most of…
Yonex 88 Dial 3 review: superb, except for ONE thing
Yonex officially calls this unisex shoe the Power Cushion 88 Dial. But since the previous Dial 2 model is still available here and there, I’ll be referring to this one…
Mizuno Wave Claw 3 review: is this crazy-looking grip any good?
This is the first time I’m testing a Mizuno badminton shoe. Seeing that before top men’s singles player H.S. Prannoy from India switched to a Victor sponsorship, he was sponsored…