Li-Ning Mirage Pro review (vs Yonex Aerus Z2): which is better?

[@naveenrv464]

I’ve been following your blog posts for a while now and just realised u have KZbin too.. really love your work.

[@ChrisPMapleBacon]

Great review! Looking forward to more Li Ning product reviews

[@vertyvertson]

Thanks for this review. True to your word 😁

[@FusionOrangeKit]

thanks ! probably is going to help me in my choice. 3:43 very sorry to point out this, but this footing could lead to injury as the lunge should have been with your left foot which twist your whole body

[@duytoanvu1845]

There is actually a lower tier version of this model called the Lining Mirage Se. Can you also do a review on these.

[@BeastBadminton1]

I haven't seen them for sale yet - are they already released?

[@duytoanvu1845]

@@BeastBadminton1 They are already released in South East Asia, try vnb from Vietnam

[@stitachi9720]

Just to let you know you need to be stepping into the shot with your racket leg not your non racket leg. Not doing that could get you injured and reduce stability and agility. Besides that great review and haven’t seen much about this shoe so thank you.

[@realgrilledsushi]

That’s a beautiful badminton shoe

[@cyruz_959]

Hi i would to know what more better? A970ace or P92000TD AJ

[@BeastBadminton1]

I believe TD is the budget option, but I haven't tested the P9200TD AJ so I can't comment on it

[@vananhtrinhle4450]

Hi Beast Badminton, are you in Vietnam? Hope to have a friendly match with you one day 😊 thanks for your video

[@aminulaiman6096]

Can you recommend shoe for wide fit thats better than yonex 65z3 ?

[@BeastBadminton1]

It's difficult for me to recommend wide shoes since my feet are narrow :)

[@tuanmanh3889]

Yonex cascade drive 2 might be good choice

[@deekay13]

Get the wide version of 65z3

[@tuanmanh3889]

I hope you review Saga II Max

[@longquan0104]

I'm using it. As heavy as my basketball shoes. But most stable shoes I have ever had.

[@RMASUPERFLY]

You could work on your core, cardio and technique to lessen your fatigue. I have both shoes and they do not fatigue me faster than heavier shoes. I noticed in your badminton play videos that you are heavy footed. Work more on technique and footwork and guaranteed you'll have less fatigue. Shoes should not be blamed for it.

[@BeastBadminton1]

You're correct that i'm heavy footed and i could work on the areas you mention (and many more). This is my favorite badminton shoe of all time, so 'blaming it' seems like you're stretching things. Not every player wants to improve their game so they can play with certain gear

[@RMASUPERFLY]

@@BeastBadminton1 my apologies. Try the Thunder Pro. That one is superior to this in every way specially in comfort. This one feels a bit too snug/narrow at times but disappears once you start playing.

[@pranshushivhare6146]

A question from your old video I am going to buy a badminton shoe and my options are comfort z and eclipsion z My priorities are ankle protection but I have a really short height and I want to know that do the extra weight and stiffness on these shoes really slow you down as I love to play fast and if yes can 65 z3 perform much better or I can stick with these 2

[@BeastBadminton1]

Yes, expect that they will slow you down. I’d go try the Yonex 88 dial 3 and eclipsion z3 to see which one you prefer in terms of weight vs ankle protection

[@pranshushivhare6146]

@@BeastBadminton1 thanks