Ashaway Badminton Shoes, Trainers & Footwear
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About
Ashaway is a renowned American brand that specializes in manufacturing high-quality strings, badminton rackets, clothing and Ashaway badminton shoes. Founded in 1824 as a string specialist, Ashaway has a rich history of producing premium strings, making it one of the oldest and most respected companies in the industry. Ashaway have been continual innovators in badminton and introduced badminton's first multifilament nylon string back in 1949. Ashaway's string line has been continually developed and upgraded to make them thinner, more durable and more responsive. Over the years, Ashaway has expanded from it's world leading string production, collaborated with top players and continuously sought to further their range of products within the badminton industry. This dedication to research and development has allowed the brand to maintain its reputation for producing high-quality, performance-driven equipment that meet the demands of modern-day badminton players. Ashaway's significant experience in bringing high quality badminton equipment to the market ensures they are a brand you can trust and so we will now discuss their latest Ashaway badminton shoes What are the best Ashaway badminton shoes? Ashaway currently offer two fantastic badminton shoes in the UK market which are the Ashaway Neo X5 and Neo X-Glide. For value for money the Ashaway Neo X5 is a great choice for intermediate level players. Our staff at BadmintonHQ absolutely love the understated white and black colour way with added 'pop' from the neon yellow laces and accent around the outer sole. But not only does this shoe look good, it also performs well, with fantastic, multi-directional grip for indoor courts supplied by the Neothene-X Sole. The Neo X5 is also cuashioned at the heel to reduce the stress and impact on joints and mucles during intense practice and match play. Reinforced material around the heel and ankle area also provides additional support to the ankles, increasing stability and reducing