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Nivia Jury Premium Badminton Shoes
Manufactured & Marketed By: Freewill Sports Pvt. Ltd, 392, Leather Complex, Kapurthala Road, Jalandhar - 144021
Country of Origin: India
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Nivia Jury Premium Badminton Shoes
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₹2,499 ₹4,299
🚚 FREE Delivery in India | Inclusive GST
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Delivery in 2-7 Days
FREE Bamboo Socks worth Rs. 399
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The Nivia Jury is Nivia's premium badminton shoe, with DuoFoam dual-density cushioning, an ESA shock absorber, a KPU midfoot cage for lateral stability and a non-marking outsole for indoor courts. It costs ₹2,499 (MRP ₹3,999), comes in Blue, Red and Gray in UK 6 to 11, and ships with free bamboo socks worth ₹399. It suits club players who want stable, cushioned court shoes without paying for Yonex or Li-Ning.
Key features
- DuoFoam cushioning: a dual-density midsole that softens landings and returns energy into your next step.
- ESA shock absorber: impact zones that reduce stress on knees and ankles after jumps and lunges.
- KPU midfoot wrap: a moulded cage that holds the midfoot in place during sudden side-to-side movement.
- Breathable mesh upper: keeps feet cooler during long sessions in warm indoor halls.
- Non-marking outsole: multi-directional grip on wooden, PVC and synthetic courts.
Which Nivia badminton shoe should you buy?
| Model | Price | Where it sits |
|---|---|---|
| Nivia HY-Court 3.0 | ₹1,545 | Entry level, lowest price |
| Nivia Gel Verdict | ₹1,649 | Entry level |
| Nivia Power Strike 3.0 | ₹1,795 | Mid range |
| Nivia Verdict 2.0 | ₹1,950 | Mid range |
| Nivia Jury | ₹2,499 | Nivia's premium model, most cushioning and support |
Play three or more times a week? The Jury's extra cushioning and midfoot support are worth the step up. For occasional play, the HY-Court 3.0 or Verdict 2.0 will do the job for less. See all badminton shoes.
Frequently asked questions
Is Nivia a good brand for badminton shoes?
Yes, for value. Nivia is an Indian brand, made by Freewill Sports in Jalandhar, and its court shoes offer proper non-marking soles and cushioning at budget to mid-range prices. They are not built to the level of Yonex or Li-Ning tournament shoes, but for club and recreational play they are good value.
Is the Nivia Jury good for indoor courts?
Yes. The non-marking outsole grips well on wooden, PVC and synthetic indoor courts and does not leave marks.
Does the Nivia Jury give ankle support?
The KPU midfoot cage and padded collar keep the foot stable during lateral movement. It is a low-cut shoe, so it supports the foot rather than locking the ankle.
Who is the Nivia Jury for?
Club and intermediate players who play regularly and want more cushioning and stability than Nivia's entry models.
What sizes and colours are available?
Blue and Red in UK 6 to 11, and Gray in UK 7 to 11. Measure your foot in centimetres and use the size options above; if you are between sizes, go size up.
Is there any offer with the Nivia Jury?
Yes. Every pair ships with free bamboo socks worth ₹399, and delivery is free across India.
Manufactured & Marketed By: Freewill Sports Pvt. Ltd, 392, Leather Complex, Kapurthala Road, Jalandhar - 144021
Country of Origin: India
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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.
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.
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.