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- Thread starter Jurg$
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Wet, deep sand my addidas footy boots, (i hate footy brought em for pb) , thinner layers where blades no good astoturphs. And form extreme woodland rec-ball ( dull but what most sites have to offer) my big chunky dm's 
When very muddy and slippery I highly recommend Tanel 360 as they have a brilliant grip and it's also funny (whilst training) to just run straight to your bunker,look behind you and see your mates slippin' all over the place!!
But now as a front player needs light,good~gripped shoes I now wear Nike 750 summat studded boots!!
This is because the tanel were brill for grip but to heavy to do sprints to the 50!!
An ideal back~players shoe!!!
But now as a front player needs light,good~gripped shoes I now wear Nike 750 summat studded boots!!
This is because the tanel were brill for grip but to heavy to do sprints to the 50!!
An ideal back~players shoe!!!
Good point Jurgen
and for the record Nike Air Cleats and DYE ATC both very good, if its dry then the DYE's if its wet the Nikes every time
and for the record Nike Air Cleats and DYE ATC both very good, if its dry then the DYE's if its wet the Nikes every time
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to be honest, hack up the $$ and get yourself a pair of Dye ACT's. I've used them for woodsball, and speedball. They're awesome, but, beware, they can get a little uncomfortable if you're playing on Astroturf. You might get a small blister, but besides that, no problems. Just get them. They're worth it.
to be honest, hack up the $$ and get yourself a pair of Dye ACT's. I've used them for woodsball, and speedball. They're awesome, but, beware, they can get a little uncomfortable if you're playing on Astroturf. You might get a small blister, but besides that, no problems. Just get them. They're worth it.