Best Moderately-Priced Shoes?

I'm new to the sport, but after 9 months of play I think it's time to get some proper table tennis shoes, my standard running shoes are causing my heels and other parts of my feet to get really sore after 8 - 10 hrs a week of table tennis practice and play.

I don't have $100 in the budget for shoes, I'm looking to get something more in the $40 - $60 range.  Does anyone know of some durable, reasonably-priced TT shoes?  Mizuno?  Butterfly? DHS? Stiga? Donic?  Anything?

Thanks in advance!

Yasaka G-Pro shoes

Dawei Saviga White Arrow, perfect shoes for me. Very cheap (less then 50 USD, if I'm not mistaken) and nice. As for quality (durabilty) I really can't comment, since I use up a pair of shoes each season, regardless of brand and price. These shoes where no different, but I suspect most people wants to get out more then one season from their shoes.

The shoes can be seen here:

http://wookiepingis.se/skor/dawei-saviga-white-arrow/

As a disclaimer, I've never tried table tennis shoes, but...

I am on my 2nd pair of Asics Gel-Rocket 6 volleyball shoes.  They are just slightly heavier than true table tennis shoes, but they do have some extra cushioning that I really liked since I played a lot on concrete floors.  Since I have a narrow foot and especially a narrow heel I buy the women's version when I can find them in my equivilent since.  In my first pair I found that I wore out the cushioning well before I wore out the soles.  I like these much better (more cushioning) than the Stiga TT shoes (just slightly higher price) I had before.

lamb636 wrote: As a disclaimer, I've never tried table tennis shoes, but... I used to buy Asics tennis shoes, and loved them, but I stopped 2 years ago when they started to last half as long as they used to. I've never bought an Ascis shoe again, as if I'm paying decent money for a tennis shoe, I want it to at least last a year.

My experience with Asics indoor court shoes is entirely different. I've been wearing my Asics Gel Blast 2 handball/squash shoes for about 4 years now, at about 5-6 hrs of TT practice per week, and they hardly show signs of wear. They're expensive, but totally worth the money. Current model is Blast 4, but if you search for older models, such as Blast 2 or 3, you may still be able to get some leftovers at a bargain price.

Nike Multicourt seem fine to me. ~$50

I have some of those Asics volleyball shoes also.  They are indestructible.  I prefer TT shoes most of the time because they are more flexible, which is better for TT.  But if you play on a hard surface, especially concrete, the volleyball shoes are great and save a lot of wear and tear on joints.  

arg0 wrote: lamb636 wrote: As a disclaimer, I've never tried table tennis shoes, but... I used to buy Asics tennis shoes, and loved them, but I stopped 2 years ago when they started to last half as long as they used to. I've never bought an Ascis shoe again, as if I'm paying decent money for a tennis shoe, I want it to at least last a year. My experience with Asics indoor court shoes is entirely different. I've been wearing my Asics Gel Blast 2 handball/squash shoes for about 4 years now, at about 5-6 hrs of TT practice per week, and they hardly show signs of wear. They're expensive, but totally worth the money. Current model is Blast 4, but if you search for older models, such as Blast 2 or 3, you may still be able to get some leftovers at a bargain price.

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