BLADE FF

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BLADE FF

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Women's Indoor Sport Shoes
120,00 € 84,00 €

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A squash and badminton shoe designed to help provide support and flexibility.
A squash and badminton shoe designed to help provide support and flexibility.

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The BLADE FF shoe helps create good support and flexibility for squash and badminton players engaging in multi-directional movements. ​

The upper has been reconstructed to promote a more supportive foothold. It also features more minimal reinforcement films that are lighter than traditional overlays.​

By raising the heel drop, you're able to make faster forward transitions. This makes it easier to transition from the baseline to the net more quickly.​

X GUIDANCE technology helps support improved court coverage. This function helps increase flexibility and allows you to move more easily on the court.

Style #: 1072A094.400
  • No-sew overlays
    improve support and flexibility
  • Raised heel collar height
    Improves stability and keeps the foot from slipping out of the shoe
  • TWISTRUSS technology
    Supports faster direction changes between a stop and full sprint when making quick transitions​
  • FLYTEFOAM technology
    Provides lightweight cushioning
  • X GUIDANCE technology
    Improves flexibility and agility during multi-directional movements
  • The sockliner is produced with a solution dyeing process that reduces water usage by approximately 33% and carbon emissions by approximately 45% compared to the conventional dyeing technology