I would love to see some reviews on Li-Ning badminton shoes. I love my Li-Ning Blade Pros as they're the first I picked up, but I got lucky to get them at a decent price in the US. I wasn't able to find any reviews for Li-Ning badminton shoes so some insight for their other models would be so nice.
Is that red shoe in the background the Yonex Velo 100’s? I have the Velo 100 and it looks so similar to the one in the background. Could you do a review about it?
I'm having a really hard time choosing the right size for this shoe. When I use the Mizuno guide, it suggests going down 2 to 3 sizes. However, when I check the cm measurement in my other shoes, it indicates my regular size... hmm.. I like that mizuno is abit wider, as i aswell have wider feet.
hey, i have a wider feet too. and mizuno fits me really well. what works for me may not work for you. but i always use "cm" or "japan" size with Mizuno. it always, always work. hope you find the right size!
I've got both this shoe but in teal colour, and the 65z3 also. I bought it because I love the style too😂. It's super sexy and stylish and so It's my favourite. But I 100% also agree the cushioning is less than 65z3. It's also a bit wide for me so I've replaced the insole with Victor ones which has improved the comfort a lot 😁
The Mizuno Wave Claw 3 has a wider toe box and slimmer overall profile - think Yonex Aerus (lightweight and fast) but with a wider toe box. It is doesn't have the carbon plating that the Eclipsion Z3 or 65Z3 have, so it is also cheaper. The Yonex Eclipsion will feel more stable and hug the feet better - albeit being a lot heavier. The 65Z3 is a good all-rounder, but we often found the soles wearing out quicker, and its a bit of a "jack of all trades, master of none" pair of shoes. Verdict: choose the Mizuno WC3 if you're on a budget, but want a high performing shoes thats quick and suits regular-to-wide feet.
How wide is ur feet, actually? 2E, 3E or 4E? Im struggling to find badminton shoes in 4E. I have the comfort Z3, still a little painful as it presses on the sides of my foot.
Have you tried the wide version of the Comfort Z3? The standard black/yellow and new red colourway would be the regular fit, while the white/yellow and black/turquoise are the wide fit versions.
@@MoreThanASwing Thank you replying! Last couple of questions 😅Is the claw 3 pair that you have 3E? And would you say it has a wider fit in the forefoot compared to the 65z's? My feet felt tight around the forefoot of the 65z's so I'm confused on whether to get 3E or 4E
@@amirrahman6921 Just had a look and it doesn't state if it is 3E or 4E. Instead - there is a "Wide" sticker on the shoebox, so I'm inclined to believe it is a 4E version! And you are right, the 65Z3s are narrower around the forefoot. Alternatively - if you are thinking of sticking to the 65Z series - they offer them in 'Wide' versions as well!
@@MoreThanASwing Oh no, that's very confusing. In Japan it seems like Wide is 4E (on Mizuno's japan website) but the shoes sold in Taiwan have a Wide sticker with a picture with a blue foot - which are 3E 🙃. Is there anyway you'd be able to confirm if your shoes are 4E?
Mizuno shoes have poor traction durability . Many people i know also have issues with the grip. The comfort and fit is very good, but the traction durability is very bad
wow. i had a really different experience. really like the traction of the mizuno shoes. im not sure if this could be the reason, but i've only compared the best of each brands. perhaps their lower end models are not as good.
I would love to see some reviews on Li-Ning badminton shoes. I love my Li-Ning Blade Pros as they're the first I picked up, but I got lucky to get them at a decent price in the US. I wasn't able to find any reviews for Li-Ning badminton shoes so some insight for their other models would be so nice.
Surely, and hello from Singapore! We're testing out a pair of Blade Pro Max (they are incredibly similar to the Blade Pros). Stay tuned!
Is that red shoe in the background the Yonex Velo 100’s? I have the Velo 100 and it looks so similar to the one in the background. Could you do a review about it?
I'm having a really hard time choosing the right size for this shoe. When I use the Mizuno guide, it suggests going down 2 to 3 sizes. However, when I check the cm measurement in my other shoes, it indicates my regular size... hmm.. I like that mizuno is abit wider, as i aswell have wider feet.
hey, i have a wider feet too. and mizuno fits me really well.
what works for me may not work for you. but i always use "cm" or "japan" size with Mizuno. it always, always work.
hope you find the right size!
I've got both this shoe but in teal colour, and the 65z3 also. I bought it because I love the style too😂. It's super sexy and stylish and so It's my favourite. But I 100% also agree the cushioning is less than 65z3. It's also a bit wide for me so I've replaced the insole with Victor ones which has improved the comfort a lot 😁
I think mizuno shoes are the sexiest. haha.
❤🔥❤🔥🔥🔥
How does the Mizuno Wave Claw 3 compare to the Yonex Eclipsion Z3 or 65Z3 in detail?
The Mizuno Wave Claw 3 has a wider toe box and slimmer overall profile - think Yonex Aerus (lightweight and fast) but with a wider toe box. It is doesn't have the carbon plating that the Eclipsion Z3 or 65Z3 have, so it is also cheaper. The Yonex Eclipsion will feel more stable and hug the feet better - albeit being a lot heavier. The 65Z3 is a good all-rounder, but we often found the soles wearing out quicker, and its a bit of a "jack of all trades, master of none" pair of shoes.
Verdict: choose the Mizuno WC3 if you're on a budget, but want a high performing shoes thats quick and suits regular-to-wide feet.
@ ohh okay, thanks!!
@@MoreThanASwing Which pair will be more durable between the eclipsion z3 and the wave claw 3? I'm very confused between these two pairs.
How wide is ur feet, actually? 2E, 3E or 4E? Im struggling to find badminton shoes in 4E. I have the comfort Z3, still a little painful as it presses on the sides of my foot.
Have you tried the wide version of the Comfort Z3? The standard black/yellow and new red colourway would be the regular fit, while the white/yellow and black/turquoise are the wide fit versions.
@MoreThanASwing yeah, I'm using the black/mint wide version.
Have you tried the wave claw Neo 2s? Do you think the soles are softer and have more cushioning with the Neo 2s?
I think the Wave Claw has more cushion than the Neo...
I feel more protected and supported with the Claw. but the Neo feels more lean and quick.
@@MoreThanASwing Thank you replying! Last couple of questions 😅Is the claw 3 pair that you have 3E? And would you say it has a wider fit in the forefoot compared to the 65z's? My feet felt tight around the forefoot of the 65z's so I'm confused on whether to get 3E or 4E
@@amirrahman6921 Just had a look and it doesn't state if it is 3E or 4E. Instead - there is a "Wide" sticker on the shoebox, so I'm inclined to believe it is a 4E version! And you are right, the 65Z3s are narrower around the forefoot. Alternatively - if you are thinking of sticking to the 65Z series - they offer them in 'Wide' versions as well!
@@MoreThanASwing Oh no, that's very confusing. In Japan it seems like Wide is 4E (on Mizuno's japan website) but the shoes sold in Taiwan have a Wide sticker with a picture with a blue foot - which are 3E 🙃. Is there anyway you'd be able to confirm if your shoes are 4E?
I've got a feeling that your colour way doesn't exist in a 4E and that the blue foot refers to 3E
How would you compare these to mizuno wave fang 2?
Wave Claw 3: Lightweight, speed-focused, snug but wide fit, better cushioning, sustainable materials.
Wave Fang 2: Stability-focused, exceptional grip, traditional fit, minimal cushioning.
Hope that helps!
May I know the price for this product and have a link ?
I bought it at close to SGD160 in Japan. i dont have the link though.
Do you sell 65z c-90 size 9uk?
i dont sell these products. where are you from? i can give you the relevant URLs
Mizuno shoes have poor traction durability . Many people i know also have issues with the grip. The comfort and fit is very good, but the traction durability is very bad
One vote for Victor shoes for durability issues, 3 months to go through a pair of a970nl😢
wow. i had a really different experience. really like the traction of the mizuno shoes.
im not sure if this could be the reason, but i've only compared the best of each brands. perhaps their lower end models are not as good.