🥋 Top-rated adidas SM II Low Cut Martial Arts Shoes: Perfect for Taekwondo, Karate, and Kungfu Training Review

I can't respond to any of the negative reviews but I can say I love these shoes. I used to have Pinetree martial arts shoes, but I like these better. I ordered my normal shoe size and they fit right away. They are snug which helps with tai chi and Y training. Arch support is more than I thought even though the bottom of the show is flat. I am happy with this purchase and will do it again should the need arise

These shoes look very nice and are very well made. The problem was the size. Judging by the reviews, they were either larger or a little looser. With this information I ordered the size 6 1/2 shoes that my son wears. They came and he couldn't put his foot in the shoe. I returned the 6 1/2 received the 7 1/2 and they were a little loose but could be worn. There is a big size difference in these shoes and they run small. If I had known he needed a size up I would have given this shoe a higher…

Overall I gave these shoes one star because they didn't fit well. I wore them for about six training sessions and the sole of both shoes started to separate from the heel. This is disappointing as they were very comfortable and helped give my toes extra support (I have arthritis in my big toe joint). I expected much more durability from the Adidas brand. I may have gotten a "bad" pair, but having worked in manufacturing for over 20 years I would say that it would be statistically unusual for…

I use it for kung fu. These are the best shoes I've had for it, but I'm also disappointed with the quality. I thought Adidas shoes would last longer. I have 2 pairs (I went down a slightly smaller size after getting my first pair and now have 1 to practice with and 1 to practice with) and both had to be taped together after only a few months of use. I would be happy if adidas made the exact same shoe but with a better quality sole. This shoe is for martial arts! You will be defeated. Live up to

I'm wearing $11.5 running shoes and thought since I'm buying athletic shoes I'd choose same size shoes. Turns out I needed a size down because there's almost no padding (which makes sense. They're meant for kicking and need to be very light to allow for flexibility. After ordering the correct shoe size, I decided to trying them out.After 2 weeks of training the heels started to fall off.I thought it was a defective pair so I sent them back and got a replacement.But after a week I noticed the…