[jmeissen0]

most of the soccer i play these days is on extremely hard and over played fields

what is a good shoe for fields such as these?

[timmy409]

here is some stuff from eurosport

http://soccer.com/IWCatSectionView.p...t=Product_Name

[spejic]

Most molded-stud shoes should be ok for this. The important think is that the shoe has a strong bottom so that you do not feel where the studs actually are - this will end up creating pressure points and pain.

Nike makes some shoes specifically for super-hard ground. They have lots of little tiny spikes.

Finally, if you are just playing on cement with a little dirt on top, you might look at "training shoes" which are soccer shoes on top and running shoes on bottom. Often you see refs use these.

[jmeissen0]

thanks

[htafc]

Originally Posted by timmy409

here is some stuff from eurosport

http://soccer.com/IWCatSectionView.p...t=Product_Name

most of those would be perfect but i prefere to go for rubber blades rather than plastic they just seem to bemore comfy

[cazdaspaz]

Originally Posted by htafc

most of those would be perfect but i prefere to go for rubber blades rather than plastic they just seem to bemore comfy

Exactly. Usually any type of red-moulded predator. No discomfort at all. Although if you didn't mind going for a lower quality shoe I could always pick up some total 90III red/white hard grounds for you.

[htafc]

Originally Posted by cazdaspaz

Although if you didn't mind going for a lower quality shoe I could always pick up some total 90III red/white hard grounds for you.

theyre a nice boot, but just not nice enough! lol

[cazdaspaz]

Of course. Not to my tastes, but everybody's different.

[nvan_football]

Originally Posted by spejic

Most molded-stud shoes should be ok for this. The important think is that the shoe has a strong bottom so that you do not feel where the studs actually are - this will end up creating pressure points and pain.

Nike makes some shoes specifically for super-hard ground. They have lots of little tiny spikes.

Finally, if you are just playing on cement with a little dirt on top, you might look at "training shoes" which are soccer shoes on top and running shoes on bottom. Often you see refs use these.

I never felt any pressure or pain as a result of wearing hard ground shoes.