👟 Mooto Korea Taekwondo MarShoes: Red and Navy Skin Socks Type with Pouch - Ideal for MMA, Martial Arts, Yoga, Gym, School, and more! Review

Shoes fit well and are comfortable. I had hoped for a little more support and better quality. For the price, they're not bad, and the footpad allows for spinning on carpet, which I need, but also prevents over-spinning on hardwood floors if that's your goal.

Love that they come in a little pouch, they are nice and soft. I've received several compliments at my local dojo. I like them but the largest size fits me very well, I wear US 12.5 inch shoes. Another thought: It would be great to see her in black. Navy blue is dark, compared to the black martial arts pants, it's pretty obvious that the color doesn't match.

See title. Just take a look. I just spent $25 on a pair of socks. These are the types of experiences that continue to hold back my shopping habits on websites; I believe in-store shopping is in my future as I'm realizing that without the opportunity to personally touch and inspect the goods, there is a high possibility that "what you see is not what." You receive". So yes - no recommendation for these MarShoes Mar Taekwondo SHOES (?).

I really wanted to love her. It was exactly what I was looking for in a taekwondo shoe: - very light (like a sock) - flexible - they are as barefoot as possible and protect my feet from mat burn - slightly thicker padding for the ball of the foot and heel (perfect for a turnaround) - the breathable material is fantastic BUT it's been less than a month and the fabric on the bottom of the shoe already has a fray/hole and the stitching around the edges is coming undone. And my husband and…

I use these shoes for taekwondo because I don't want to go barefoot. They work better for me than workouts in shoes. They are thin and light which is exactly what I wanted. I sometimes train barefoot at my home gym, but I always use them at a commercial gym. They are almost inferior to barefoot training. I spray them with Lysol after use. I wash them once a week. I have women's feet in size 10. I ordered a size five large. They don't slip on my feet. My thumb reaches to the end of the shoe. I…

Runs small, buy one size up. They can't go all the way down as they slide a little more than barefoot in this scenario. Grip for kicks is very good, I didn't feel any slipping (or over-gripping) even on spin/twist kicks. ). I use them for taekwondo and kummuye on mats with texture/grip that caused small tears in my skin, they prevent that. They are as close as possible to barefoot shoes, you have nothing to lose like traditional martial arts shoes. I also have fairly wide feet and they stretch…