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- Thread starter Adam-Eos
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Awsome ill keep it in mindthink i paid about £40 quid for mine, worth it to be honest, your going to be wearing them all day, then need to be comfy and give you grip you need
thanks 
same my preds were like 40 quid
only got the cheapest
wasnt gonna pay 200 squids for em to get left as a solid block of mud in my bag
nice boots tho comfy as fook
only got the cheapest
wasnt gonna pay 200 squids for em to get left as a solid block of mud in my bag
nice boots tho comfy as fook
Nike LandSharks or other high-top style boots with studs, not blades. Blades can be dangerous as they make you more prone to twisting your knee or ankle. Studs allow a bit more rotation, therefore the possible stress on your knee/ankle will be reduced.
And make sure you pick up plastic/rubber studs, not metal or metal tipped ones, as a lot of SupAir fields will not allow these.
And make sure you pick up plastic/rubber studs, not metal or metal tipped ones, as a lot of SupAir fields will not allow these.
werid that really that people spend £100's on playing kit, toursers etc and £1000's on marker set-ups...
Yet when it comes down to the bit that actually makes contact with the floor, supplies you with grip and speed etc everyone buys the cheapest things about
Yet when it comes down to the bit that actually makes contact with the floor, supplies you with grip and speed etc everyone buys the cheapest things about
i personally hate blades. so easy too twist your ankles or knee's wearing them.
i have a pair of cheap and cheerfull footie boots. cost me about £10 in the sale
I agree with this statement from Tremor. (And not just cos he a team mate). I bought a pair of Nike studded footy boots for about £25. They are comfy and I have no problems wearing these all day. Bloody grippy too. When the weather warms up and the ground dried out I'll switch to my astro boots.
