🥋 adidas Adi-Kick I Martial Arts Training Shoes: Unisex Low-Top Trainers for Taekwondo, Karate, and More! Review

I bought these because I needed protection for my crippled toes when stepping forward. Shoes protect my feet perfectly. They also give me a solid foundation to stand on. My only warning is that it's laced and you have to tie it tight or you might start to come out of it when spinning for a kick or kick.

I don't like the way the string feels when kicking a heavy bag or target and I don't know how to tie it so I put them firmly on the side after tying the string for shoes. So it protects well against calluses and relieves pain, so I can tolerate more kicks for training purposes. Reminds me of boxing shoes as I am new to such items. It would be great if it was padded for more support for a heavy bag.

Shoes arrived from Kung4Less in much less time than promised. The shoes matched the description and looked well made. Adidas size did not fit. I have a lot of Adidas and always wear an 11.5. However, with this shoe I probably needed 11 or less due to the increased length of the shoe. Luckily, Kung4Less has a shoe fitting guide that states martial arts shoes should fit snugly at first. It was nice to see a $5 discount on return shipping, although they make up for the rest with a 15% restocking…

After breaking my finger too many times during competition training, I decided it was time for the mats. They have proven to be relatively durable and compatible with the universal use of the mats. I've used them for practice, training and sparring with full gear and they last. They don't affect balance too much and are relatively easy to put on and take off. There is no equivalent for bare feet and I will not lie and say they are equivalent. But they're not bad, they seem to be the latest and…