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Chinese shoe manufacturers produce footwear not only for running and outdoor sports, but also for indoor sports. I guess I don't need to explain how great the Far Easterners are in table tennis or badminton. Most of these pikes are labeled Badminton, but they are also suitable for countless other indoor sports. Of course, the main thing here is the price, they can be bought for around HUF 5300 and compete with Western brands. I have now hooked a Li-Ning, but I have found countless premium manufacturers.

I really got into buying Li-Ning shoes, I ordered roughly 2020 pairs in 10, I infected my family members and friends with the topic. In addition, I expanded the circle more and more, after running I looked for pikes for indoor sports and even for the street. I wasn't particularly surprised when the LN Arc came out, how amazingly good it looks in person, and even though it's basically an accessory designed for running around, in a short time it progressed to footwear for street wear that can be purchased for HUF 6200.

You readers love long-term tests, and we also follow some of the products we recommend, and we even kill them if we can do it within a tight deadline. There is nothing better for this theme than a shoe that you can simply run with. But can a Li-Ning last as long as a Decathlon Kalenji or the American Asics? It is clear from the article below.

As you can see, I'm pretty into testing cheap but quality shoes, so I'm constantly consuming the newer Li-Ning models. The Mid Racing, which belongs to the competition series, is one of the more serious, ultra-light pike designed for marathons, so according to the manufacturer, it has the technology in it. Nevertheless, I got it for USD 29,25, which is HUF 8600 at the current dollar exchange rate. What can I say to him? A real \"bargain deal\".

I bought another pair of Chinese shoes from Aliexpress, but this time I didn't choose them from the running category, but instead I got simple summer footwear that can be used in the city. Light, mesh material, comfortable sole, and a price of HUF 6600, for which I could not find a quality product at home.

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about the Li-Ning Rouge Rabbit running shoes, which tested great as footwear and as an excellent value for money product. Another pike from the brand arrived with it, a piece intended for a marathon, from which I was expecting a lot, and if it was a competition, I also completed the virtual Vivicitta half-marathon in it as a test. I came to some pretty shocking conclusions, which you can read below.

I have already consumed a few running shoes, but when I started ordering from China at the time, I became interested in what kind of pike a nation of 1,3 billion was pushing. After countless models from many manufacturers, I got to the Li-Ning models, and when they were discounted on Aliexpress's birthday, I bought two pairs of them. The first was the Li-Ning Rouge Rabbit, you can read the test of it now, which is currently on sale for HUF 7700.