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ESS Badminton Pro Shoes - White/Blue
ESS Badminton Shoe sole is made from Non-Marking rubber which will offer you great grip and comfort during movement and it will allow you to cover maximum court covering. It has ergoshape that will be give more space for fore foot. This shoe comes with hexagrip and power cushion which provides you soft fell and comfort.
ESS is a light weight Badminton shoe which is designed for intermediate Badminton Player. Its light weight (340g one shoe) and good shape will allow you to freely move on badminton court. With Non marking embossed grip sole, Speed court shoe will provide you perfect traction force for maximum court covering.
Manufactured and Marketed By: East Star Spotrs 176-B ,Baluganj Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India - 282001
Country of Origin: India
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₹1,195 ₹3,500
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| Delivery | 2-7 days |
| Upper | Synthetic Leather |
| Outsole | Rubber |
Manufactured and Marketed By: East Star Spotrs 176-B ,Baluganj Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India - 282001
Country of Origin: India
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The racquet is well-balanced and is an incredibly reasonable price from Sportsuncle.com.
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Best value for money kitbag right now. The material is water-resistant and feels tough enough t...
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The Best Choice for all badminton players
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₹1,090 ₹645
They are very lightweight and dry out quickly if you sweat a lot. The design on the side looks ...
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To measure your foot, place a blank piece of paper larger than your foot on the floor against the wall. Tape the paper down to the floor. Stand on the paper with your heel slightly touching the wall. Then use a pen to draw a straight line touching the outermost point of your toe.
Use your ruler or measuring tape to measure the length from the bottom of the paper to the top line that you drew.
Use your ruler or measuring tape to measure the length from the bottom of the paper to the top line that you drew.
This number is your actual foot measurement, you can add 1-2 cm and convert them to the appropriate size.
