OOAK Table Tennis Forum

Go to an athlete shoe retailer at a shopping mall. If they don't stock any of these types, tt, badminton, etc. they can order it. If it doesn't fit properly you don't have to buy it. Before ordering, have the retailer measure your foot for the proper size.

_________________
Panda Drive / 4H Xiom Sigma Pro 2 2.0 / BH Xiom Omega IV Elite Max / Play right-handed
XVT balsa carbon 10mm / 4H Xiom Sigma Pro 2 2.0 / BH Globe 979 Long Pips OX / Play Left-handed shakehand
Stiga Def Wood / 4H Xiom Sigma Pro 2 2.0 / BH GD CC LP OX .. Play Left-handed
Cpen SOS Wood / 4H 729 802-40 2.0 / BH GD Talon use righthanded shakehand grip
HARDBAT / Shakehand Hock 3 ply / Friendship Dr Evil OX .. Play Right-handed

The shoes I wear honestly depends on what I am going to do. What sports activity I mean. Proper-fitting sports shoes can enhance performance and prevent injuries. It can be hard to choose from the many different types of athletic shoes available. There are differences in design and variations in material and weight. These differences have been developed to protect the areas of the feet that encounter the most stress in a particular athletic activity. Reading about the different shoes to wear at https://perfectshoesforyou.com/best-shoes-for-back-pain/ really helped me to understand more. You may feel overwhelmed by the choices available to you. One brand does not meet the needs of everyone, and the latest innovation or most expensive shoe with all the features may not be your best choice. Then again you do not necessarily need a different pair of shoes for every sport in which you participate. Generally, you should wear sport-specific shoes for sports you play more than three times a week. If you have worked out for some time injury-free, then stick with the particular shoe you have been wearing. It all really depends on you and what you like and feel comfy in.

_________________
Ping like you've never ponged before.

Like the earlier posters posted - shoes which are good for squash, or indoor tennis, or badminton, or even basketball should be fine for table tennis. There ARE shoes sold specifically for table tennis, they tend to be lightweight with good floor grip (we don't tend to want to slide around on the floor) - brands would include Butterfly and Mizuno (check Amazon), and I'm sure a lot of the major table tennis brands (DHS, Andro, Stiga, etc.) also sell shoes. But you don't really need them. (I think those Butterfly Lezolines are way too gaudy.. ).

Iskandar

All footwear products are coming from China Guangzhou province.
Be happy.