The Right Shoes, for the Right Price!
Feiyue’s – $35
Comfortable. Soft. Zero Drop. Great Price!
These shoes have been worn by traceurs far and wide ever since Parkour training began! We put our shoes through a lot of abuse and no matter how much money you spend on a shoe, you’ll be lucky if they last you past 1 year of active training. These shoes are designed for martial arts, but sport a decent rubber sole. Feiyue wearers report significant wear and tear on the sole, possibly due to how the rubber sole is constructed, but only after prolonged use. Expect these shoes to last anywhere from 6 months to 1 year of active training.
Rental Shoes Now Available!
Feiyue
We have an indoor shoe policy for all persons inside the gym. This ensures that the dangers of the outside environment such as rocks, dirt, wetness, glass shards, metal fragments, and anything else doesn’t find its way into our movement space.
You can always bring your own pair of pre-cleaned indoor shoes to change into, but if you forget or you’d rather not have to bring another pair with you, we now rent out Feiyue’s for $5/day.
We have a wide range of sizes that will almost guarantee correct sizing, but quantities are limited.
What do we look for in a shoe?
Rubber Sole
When you’re running, jumping, and swinging through the air, the last thing you want is to feel insecure about how frictiony your soles are. Slips are no good. The shoes you choose should have actual rubber underneath your feet – you’d be amazed how many shoe companies skip this now and just sell you soles made of foam!
No Foam
Your joints are sacred and you’re training parkour to enhance your strength, speed, and skill. Foam in your shoes actually lessens the ability for you to feel the ground underneath you and leads to poor landing habits. Skip the foam – Train smart.
Zero Drop
During training, you’re going to be jumping, leaping, striding, and cutting side to side often. Shoes with elevated heels, such as normal running shoes, actually increase the likelihood that you’ll suffer a sprain when your ankle shifts sideways. Elevated heels increase the angular forces being placed on ankles. Drop the heel.