Nike Baseball Cleats

Nike Baseball Cleats

So I listed my nike baseball cleats for sale on craigslist and on ebay and one person asked me if my cleats can be used for playing soccor also. I wasn't very knowledge on the type of cleats. I always thought there wasn't a approved type of cleats for a sport. So I did a little research and found out that there is a difference between soccor cleats, baseball cleats and football cleats. The main difference is baseball cleats ahave metal spikes and soccor cleats do now. Soccor cleats, does not have a cleat at the toe. It also depends on the spikes of the cleats, different lenghts might not be sutible for certain sports. Soccor cleats are usually lower and don't give a ton of support to your ankles; on the other hand football celats are usually higher and have less of a chnace of rolling your ankle. I hope you guys found this information useful. - JD
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How to pick baseball cleats: Playing Surface: The size of the cleats you need are reliant on what type of surface you are going to be playing on. If you are going to be playing on synthetic surfaces like turf, you will need shorter spikes than if you were playing in sand, mud and grass. The deeper the spikes can sink into the surface, the more control you will have Age of Player: Younger players usually have rubber spikes while high schoolers and professionals use metal spikes for better traction. Ankle Support: High-top baseball cleats provide a little extra support for your ankle than a low-top baseball cleat shoe. But the low-top cleat is going to be lighter in weight. Laces or Velcro: Laces help those people with narrow feet to feel more stable, but they do have a reputation of coming undone. To prevent your laces from untying mid game, get a laced shoe with a Velcro strip on top. Slip in the bow and ends of the laces into the Velcro strip and you will be secure ...
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