playing footwear?

[snips]

I have a pair of trail running trainers, they are fine in woods, light and grippy on grass and have enough tread to grip in mud and are as soft, light and comfortable as anything else you can wear.

 

[Ayzure]

Just some bog standard x-country running shoes, although perhaps something with a little more grip would be better.

 

[AlfieT]

I bought a pair of £40 boots from an outdoor store that are super light. Didn't have any problems at all except obviously can't run as quick in boots. I hate being cold so wouldn't be able to function in some of the minimalist options in this thread unless it was really warm (unlikely in the uk lol)

 

[Demo2222]

Football. Cleats for me aswell- different types for different conditions if possible

 

[xITMProductions]

Well I mean I bought the Kombat boots and they're perfect, cost £27 so comfy and water proof, perfect for woods ball!

 

[flash323334]

high top american football boots, will never wear anything else!

 

[Gee Tee]

I picked up a pair of these on ebay for 20 quid - Cheviot trail running shoes

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/More-Mile-Cheviot-Mens-Trail-Running-Shoes-/231446394291?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&var=&hash=item35e347b5b3

Used them on astro for the first time on Sunday and they were brilliant

 

[Ash Richardson]

I love the moulded football boots good in most weather to be fair

 

[Niall Burgess]

Astro - running trainers, astro trainers,
Grass - football boots, or rugby for more studs (more grip?),
Woods - either walking boots or trainers.

 

[The Artful Dodger]

Ordered some