Li-Ning Saga 2 SE review: buff beast for narrow feet

[@Mushu8495]

Keep it up, i think the badminton space is hungry for channels like this.

[@kingdongo4388]

Cool channel, I’m a basketball player but observing your passion in an unfamiliar sport to me is awesome!

[@johnli8831]

always appreciate creators who explore more than just the generic Yonex products, keep up the good work!

[@duytoanvu1845]

Great video man, very informative. From my experience, I have used 5 different model of Lining Badminton shoes. All of them were flagship models and they all have different grip patterns. They all worked well enough and the uppers were extremely durable. my main pair right now is the Mirage pro. They are very similar to the Aerus line from Yonex.

[@imcoolasfire]

Hi Aske, Great review. Thank you so much! I’m really glad to see you covering Li-Ning shoes, which rarely get reviewed. I’m considering getting a pair of Li-Ning shoes and was wondering how the Boom & Bounce+ cushioning compares to the Yonex Power Cushion. I’m particularly interested in the Thunder Pro, Blade Pro, and Mirage Pro models. I’m also really looking forward to your upcoming video on the Mirage Pro! I’m specifically looking for shoes with excellent cushioning. My footwork, as you described at 5:55 in your video, involves heavy landings. I tried the Yonex Power Cushion Eclipsion Z3, but they didn’t feel cushioned enough for me.

[@BeastBadminton1]

Thanks for the kind words :) Li-Ning's Boom & Bounce+ cushioning strikes me as slightly more comfortable than Yonex Power Cushion/Yonex Power Cushion+, even if the difference isn't much. To be fair, I haven't tried as many Li-Ning shoes as Yonex ones so this could change when I can access more options in my size (You mention the Thunder Pro - I haven't seen it available in any country outside of China yet. Is it available where you live?) If you prefer cushion and comfort, consider trying on the Victor p9200III at a store if you haven't already.

[@imcoolasfire]

@@BeastBadminton1 I watched your video and read the review on the Victor p9200III. I loved the details you covered! I’ll definitely give it a try. I live in the UK, and yes, the Thunder Pro model is available here.

[@vertyvertson]

Nice! Subscribed already! Can do mirage pro lining next please? 😁

[@BeastBadminton1]

Coming soon ;)

[@HrishikeshSomani]

Loved the review. I'm more broad toed, so I'm assuming this might not be the best fit for someone like me. Also, almost 1/2 a kg is madness!

[@tuanmanh3889]

Hi, it looks like you live in Vietnam, right? I'm a big fan of Lining, especially Saga series. However, I don't know where to buy these shoes in Vietnam because I can't find my shoes that fit my feet. Where do you often buy these products? I hope you will review Saga II max.

[@BeastBadminton1]

I'll often check VNB because their website is reasonably well updated in terms of what they have in stock

[@bacingcong]

already bought DF01 PRO for 6 months before i wore 65z3 df01pro has more cushion than 65z3 already did some research for lining shoes before buying lining shoes df01pro vs shbz3 mirage pro/jf01pro vs aerus (i think mirage is like upgraded jf01pro) but still, i only have df01 pro i think lining has interesting shoes product but lack of advertising and i always confuse with their shoes category

[@BeastBadminton1]

I agree with your observations in both examples

[@kennyomega8077]

Nice video. thank you junior Victori Axelesen

[@streetninja23]

I thought you had wide feet. What do you do with so many pairs ?

[@HrishikeshSomani]

I'm assuming he's investing in all these shoes to try them out and review them for us. And gets a good time playing in them as well ;-)

[@BeastBadminton1]

I bring them back on court to compare head to head against similar shoes (to me, it's impossible to remember how a shoe felt when you haven't played in it for a while)

[@streetninja23]

@@BeastBadminton1 I understand that. But then you would have so many shoes/racquets to go through. There's no chance to wear them till the end of its life.