Shoes with too much grip
Published: 11 Jan 2014 - 05:59 by dpiedra
Updated: 16 Dec 2019 - 15:43
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Has anyone ever run into this problem ... I recently brough out a pair of Adidas Stabil 2 which I had bought from an online store which was getting rid of older models. I had not used them in 6 months as I had been wearing out my current pair of Asics.
The shoes are great, but they have way too much grip. In only a few times using them, I have almost rolled my ankle a few times and a few days ago, finally did ... fortunately not a sprain, but some pain. I am going to retire them for gym workouts and go to another shoe. Is there such a thing as to much grip in particular as you move lateraly? Anyone have a problem with this?
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From rippa rit - 09 Oct 2018 - 20:07
From squashking - 31 Mar 2016 - 20:27
I am actually havin gthe opposite problem I really need a lot more grip on my shoes... where did you buy your shoes from I might buy them? :)
From rippa rit - 14 Jan 2014 - 09:45
Squash players need a "court" shoe because of the amount of twisting and turning during squashplay. Many years ago I played in a tennis shoe and went to step back to a ball behind to make a boast shot and rolled my ankle so the lesson was learned, if it is high and will flip over on the edges of the sole and heel forget them.
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Indoor court shoes are a good choice, eg. as in table tennis or badminton.
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