Bowling Shoes
Why put your feet into a pair of bowling shoes that have had hundreds of different pairs of feet when you can wear a pair of bowling shoes that have had only your own feet?!
A good pair of bowling shoes is going to greatly change and improve your game. Much of how your ball rolls and hooks and reacts depends on your approach, and your approach will greatly depend on your bowling shoes.
Generally, bowling shoes come with one sliding sole and one traction sole -- you may not have realized this, because the shoes you rent from bowling alleys are ambidextrous. The soles are multi-purpose, neither specifically for sliding or braking.
When buying bowling shoes with different soles, it is important to consider if you are right or left handed. A right handed person will have a left sliding shoe and a right braking shoe. (left handed is vice-versa) Also, if you play at many different lanes, you may want bowling shoes with interchangeable soles -- soles that can be changed depending on the lane conditions.
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