One of the most important indicators to measure the quality of indoor basketball court wooden flooring is the foot feel consistency of the whole court. It means that no matter which corner of the 28-meter-long and 15-meter-wide standard basketball court the athlete steps on, the feedback force, buffering effect and friction feeling transmitted from the ground to the sole of the foot are almost exactly the same. This seemingly simple consistency is the result of the precise control of every link from raw material selection to construction and installation.

In the stage of raw material sorting, the boards used in the same court need to be strictly screened according to density and hardness. Even for the same type of wood, there will be subtle differences in density and hardness in different growth years and different parts of the trunk. These boards with slight differences will be classified and matched through precise testing, so that the overall performance of the boards laid in different areas of the court can be kept at the same level, avoiding the situation that one area of the court is soft while another area is obviously hard.

In the installation process of the keel structure, the elastic adjustment parts under each keel will be adjusted one by one with professional testing tools. The elasticity of each point on the whole court will be tested with professional impact testing equipment, and the slight differences will be adjusted manually one by one. The final test result requires that the elasticity difference of any two points on the whole court cannot exceed a very small percentage, which ensures that when the athlete runs from one end of the court to the other, he will not feel any difference in the foot feel.

This absolute consistency of foot feel is crucial for high-level basketball competitions. In the fierce final moments of the game, athletes often have no time to judge the ground condition of the current position through their vision. They can only rely on their muscle memory formed through years of training to complete the technical movements. Only a floor with completely consistent foot feel all over the court will not destroy this muscle memory, allowing every athlete to give full play to their maximum competitive potential.