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Best Answer: Most bowling alleys mandate bowling shoes. It's not in the USBC Rules or anything, but it's a center-by-center decision. Again, most decide to make them mandatory. Actually, many advanced bowlers only wear a slide-soled bowling shoe on their slide foot, and a regular sneaker on the other one.
On the other hand, running shoes are lighter than tennis shoes. Running shoes are designed for forward movement only so they have higher side padding to protect the ankles. This side support is lacking in tennis shoes because a tennis player needs to move from side to side. A high-cut shoe will hamper side to side movement. Running shoes are built to provide greater sole support in order to absorb the pressure and impact of running.