Some beautiful Feiyue photos from Marcus Troy's blog (a forward thinker, cool hunter, trend setter, fashion addict, footwear aficionado, retail nerd and creative visionary....)
Classical Profile Logo
Feiyue's classical shoe designs feature 2 parallel arrows (in red and blue colors,and the same motif is incorporated into it's Frensh version logo). The shoes take its name Feiyue, in Chinese meaning huge progress. This combination form the highly recognized profile of Feiyue shoes.
Sole of the Shoe
See comments from those wore FeiyueNice fit
I love them and they are very useful when practing on gravel or concrete. They will stick to matts or wood. Good traction but sometimes to good. Good for stances but not for fluid movement like in capoeria.
This is the legendary Feiyue shoes, it's the earliest model of Feiyue (over 70 years )and also the most classical one. It's the very type of shoe Patrice Bastian found in China and brought back to France in 2005.
I know some friends on Facebook that like wearing Feiyue when training Kung Fu. It's the #1 shoe choice for Shaolin monks and masters! Feiyue Martial Arts shoes have a simple, durable canvas lace-up top and a padded yet light sole. The tread is perfect for all styles, providing maximum traction for ultimate performance.
I saw these shoes are sold at high price overseas. Come on ! Friends if you're interested, contact me, and let me get you some original ones in low price. (Steward)
This a series of redesigned Feiyue. After the sales of classical Feiyue proved success in Paris and London, now FEIYUE and other shoe brand are co-operating to design new shoes. Various type of new Feiyue add to the family of Feiyue, but there's something consistant. Because these shoes are all from the same factory in China (TopOne, kown as 大博文 in Chinese), produced in the same facility by the same skilled workers. Besides, TopOne is also doing OEM for other well-known shoe brand like Converse and Levis.
Feiyue are making return, but this time, not only for Kung Fu people, but also for young people who admire individuality and vintage. At the beginning of 2008, Feiyue and Shanghai based photographer Luyao teamed up to create a new series of visuals for the release of the new summer 2008 collection.
