Jan 012010
This is the first year i am able to switch over, but i am a bit hesitant because i heard it takes while to get used to. Are molded cleats just as good, or do metal cleats give me a big advantage?
This is the first year i am able to switch over, but i am a bit hesitant because i heard it takes while to get used to. Are molded cleats just as good, or do metal cleats give me a big advantage?
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They are longer, give better grip especially in wet weather, are much more durable, and are often the only option in many of the high end shoes.
The main disadvantage is the danger, that is the reason that they aren’t used in youth leagues. They are much more destructive to a person getting cleated than molded cleats.
The Advantages are that you can really dig and get some speed.
But u have to be way more careful cause they KILL
metal is more dangerous and not allowed on the diamond, at least not when i played, they are better spikes though. they grab better.
Disadvantages : Rust
Advantages : Might be able to spike Piersynsky
all the advantages of wearing them!
but the only disadvantage is if your cleated.
wear metal! molded wear out and metal will give you a better feel for the ground
well i play softball and it gives u a better grip but it hurts when u get kleeted♥
advantages- better running ability, look more hardcore for the ladies, helps you get a better jump off the ball. If you get the molded cleats, they will cause more sore ankles and much more drastic force to push your body in the right direction.
disadvantage- feet get stuck on the ground, you will start to trip over yourself because you get taller, and when you are running on the grass, you feel almost like your going to fall. Think about ice blades….you need balance in order for them to work.
I think metal cleats are definitely the way to go. Molded cleats are fine but don’t give you as much traction. As far as getting used to them goes it should not take you very long at all. There is not really that much difference in the way they feel. Although it does hurt when you get cleated.