Martial Arts Gear FAQ

Wushu shoes are designed for performance and competition, offering flexibility and speed. 
Tai Chi shoes focus on stability and grounding, with flatter soles that help maintain balance during slow, controlled movements.
 

Yes. Most martial arts shoes can be used both indoors and outdoors. Shoes with rubber or cowhide soles provide good grip on training floors, wooden surfaces, and smooth outdoor ground. For rough outdoor surfaces, using shoes with slightly thicker or more durable soles is recommended to extend their lifespan.

Many practitioners use martial arts shoes for daily training and light casual wear. Kung Fu and Wushu shoes are comfortable, breathable, and flexible, making them suitable for long practice sessions. 
However, they are designed for movement and control rather than impact protection, so they are not recommended for running or heavy outdoor sports.

Martial arts shoes should fit snugly without squeezing the toes.
A proper fit allows your foot to stay close to the ground while remaining flexible for turning, stepping, and balance control.

Because different martial arts shoes may follow different sizing standards, we strongly recommend selecting your size based on the size chart provided on each product page, rather than relying on your usual street shoe size.
If you are between sizes or have wider feet, choosing the size recommended in the product description can help ensure better comfort and performance during training.

Yes. Martial arts shoes are designed to enhance balance, stability, and overall performance.
Their flat, flexible soles help improve ground contact and body control, which is especially important for turning, stances, and directional changes.

In addition, martial arts shoes are lightweight, reducing unnecessary foot fatigue during training, competitions, and performances.
By conserving energy and allowing more natural movement, lightweight footwear helps athletes maintain better focus, endurance, and execution throughout routines.