• Upper part of the shoe
• Provides support, breathability, and durability
• Made of mesh, synthetic materials, and side reinforcements

• Rigid part located at the back of the shoe
• Keeps the heel in place
• Improves stability and reduces the risk of ankle twisting

• Insole in direct contact with the foot
• Improves comfort and hygiene
• May be removable depending on the model

• Non-marking rubber
• Ensures grip on indoor floors
• Key element for the safety and durability of the shoe

• Located between the outsole and the insole
• Main role: cushioning and shock absorption
• Protects the joints during jumps and landings

No. Running or multisport shoes are not designed for lateral movements in badminton. They provide less stability and increase the risk of injury.

Yes, in most clubs and gyms, shoes must be indoor with non-marking soles to protect the floors and ensure safety.

It depends on your usage. On average:

• Casual player: every 12 to 18 months
• Regular player: every 6 to 12 months

As soon as grip or cushioning decreases, it is recommended to replace them.

It is not mandatory, but regular players or competitors can choose:

• A comfortable pair for training
• A lighter and more responsive pair for matches

• A good shoe improves performance but above all safety
• Comfort and support are more important than design
• Each brand may size differently: always check the size guide