Playing footwear

[JF21]

running shoes and golf cleats though there not great in realy muddy conditions

 

[PreacherMan]

Nike Total 90's astro boots are good for both.... played on astro...trained on hard ground... used at Masters Utoxeter in pooring rain (and mud) and still stayed on my feet

nice and light and if you look around and get last years style get them for £20 - 25 quid

PS
i have pro-joy golf shoes as good as money could buy and they would be like playing in cloggs

 

[Potter Loki]

just get some plastic bladed football boots mate, they worked fine at campaign on turf and are wicked in the mud/grass to!

 

[angie]

for turf I use gold shoes and gras I use American football shoes. It was tricky at campaign since they used turf and gras, due to the weather I used the football shoes.

 

[Cook$]

Easton Cleats.

 

[J@mes]

Nike Land sharks seem to be a good choice.

-james

 

[Nickeroo]

i just wear astro turf trainers, no problems at all., Yeah you could go for field hockey turf trainers, they're more rugged and designed for being hit by big balls and sticks, but i used my old astro's in both hockey and paintball and theyve done great for both, only cost me £15 in the local sport shop

 

[Potter Loki]

yes and we are still head over heels in love and we want to name our baby after you. I want a change, anyone other than jason4bees got any advice?

lmao owned

 

[Ahdinko]

I use some random moulded nike football boots.. they are fakes off ebay, but they have lasted 6 months so far and are still doing well.
Cost me all of about £12, and are bloody comfortable, and very grippy.

 

[Bolter]

The soon to come out tanked shoes look pretty good.