Badminton shoes in the 70’s, disco shoes in the 80’s, working shoes in the 90’s, retro shoes in …..
This is the story of the dull communist Kawasaki shoe, which was “invented” by a Danish company and marketed to the largest shoe success ever in Denmark.
Now the Kawasaki shoe is revived from the same Czech factory and with a lot of the same old employees – and with Danish ownership.
The demand for special shoes for badminton was then accelerating.
The requirements for badminton shoes were then that they should be light, be felt like gloves on the feet, and have a good “grip” to the different types of floor in the courts all over the country.
The shoes should not lock the feet to the floor – implying risk of health effects – and last but not least,
the shoes should be able to resist the many and violent staccato moves of the badminton players.

Shoes for mens and girls!


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