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Taekwondo & Martial Arts Shoes

As you progress in Taekwondo, you will need to upgrade your cheap & ill-fitting "beginner" Taekwondo shoes. Therefore, I have added my reviews of some highly ranked Taekwondo shoes. These Taekwondo shoes are for more advanced and/or serious students. I am always trying to find the perfect Taekwondo shoe - it must be tight (I always try to get a shoe that is a 1/2 size too small), not too "slippery" (I want to spin but not fall on my ass) and tough (in order to survive all of the spinning and kicking). Explore the shoes below for the perfect martial arts shoe! You can also find barely used Taekwondo shoes (or even unused shoes) at great prices on our used martial arts equipment page (as many people give up on martial arts classes after a few weeks/months because they are hard & time consuming). If you are looking for information on bare feet & the martial arts (i.e. foot care, injury prevention & strengthening), please visit our Bare Feet & Taekwondo page.

  • Adidas AdiLuxe Martial Arts Shoes - I wear these shoes for Taekwondo. Nice shoes. However, the sole always seems to separate from the shoe after about 6 months. I make these shoes last longer by using shoe glue to fix any problems.
  • Adidas Taekwondo Beijing Fight Sneakers - Not sure why they are called Beijing sneakers - unless they were designed for the Beijing Olympics. More expensive than most of the other Adidas Taekwondo shoes.
  • Adidas Black Martial Arts Shoes - These Taekwondo shoes are black versus the typical white Taekwondo shoes worn in most schools.
  • Adidas Star Martial Arts Shoes - I don't know if these Taekwondo shoes are any good but I like the USA flag design!
  • Adidas Adi-Evolution II Taekwondo Shoes - Looks more like a soccer shoe than a Taekwondo shoe but what do I know. :)
  • Adidas Low Cut Martial Arts Sneakers - Adidas Taekwondo sneakers.
  • Disciple Martial Arts Shoes - I haven't tried these Taekwondo shoes but they get good reviews.
  • Doshu Shoes from Puma - Doshu combat shoes from Puma.
  • Mooto Wings Martial Arts Shoes - I haven't tried these Taekwondo shoes but I like their Mooto sparring gear. I might try these in the future.
  • Pine Tree Martial Arts Shoes - These martial arts shoes get mixed reviews.
  • ProSpecs Martial Arts Shoes - This Taekwondo shoe claims to be the first designed in Korea.
  • Puma Martial Arts Shoes
  • Puma Taisoku Shoes - These martial arts shoes get some great reviews.
  • Tiger Claw Martial Arts Shoes - These are cheaper than most of the other Taekwondo shoes out there. Since they are pretty cheap, I might try to get a pair to use as backup shoes.
  • Turf Martial Arts Shoes - Decent cheap martial arts shoes.
  • Wushu Shoes from Feiyue - The shoe choice (supposedly) of Shaolin monks.

 

 

* For all martial arts shoes, I would recommend getting some shoe glue as the sole of the shoe usually comes detached after 6 months due to all of the spinning and kicking. Use the glue to repair your existing shoe in order to save money. Avoid the cost of buying a new shoe in order to replace your semi-new but "worn out" shoe. :)

If you have any Taekwondo shoe "advice" or have a personal review about any brand of martial arts shoes, please send me an email and I will post your comments below.

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