Bonny Infinity 002 review: training shoe that covers club nights
After I started taking lessons again, one racing shoe stopped being enough. I needed something that survived drilling and still felt honest in mid-low intensity…
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Overview
After I started taking lessons again, one racing shoe stopped being enough. I needed something that survived drilling and still felt honest in mid-low intensity matches. Bonny Infinity 002 ( 002) is that shoe.
Fit
Lining fill is good; soft skin feel; moderate wrap. Correct size locks volume; sockliner grip is fine; arch support is OK. Tongue binds a little on high instep. Large leather area runs warm over long wear — comfort for all-day training still has room to improve at this price.
On court
Light enough with a low centre of gravity to keep court feel. Not max speed, but flexible continuity; multi-point linking stays low load — a flow state for drills. Cushion is not built for heavy jump landings; it clarifies hip and leg deceleration on step-jumps and overhead turns instead of hiding them. Grip matches higher tiers; stop, turn, and restart stay responsive. Versus siblings I have worn: VG1 last runs too wide with an immature built-in midsole; Vibe-M wrap fades and cushion feels short. Infinity 002 sits best among my training shoes.
Verdict
Excellent training shoe that also covers mid-low intensity matches. Racing-ish silhouette without ornament overload. Buy it for the multi-shoe bag logic, not as your only tournament armour.
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