playing footwear?

[fleshas]

For woodsball i use chunky trainers

 

[lil_Chris]

I usually wear Astros

 

[T7ank]

Just picked these up, ready for CPPS.

Are those with moulded blades or metal spikes?

 

[penguin20000]

Usually use my steel toe capped boots, but i only really play woodsball. I could do with a light pair though.

 

[jfk777]

cross country spikes with golf scorpio spikes eg. nike waffle zoom xc 10

 

[shaydap]

sports direct 14 quid umbro footie boots

 

[r3venant]

Usually use my steel toe capped boots, but i only really play woodsball. I could do with a light pair though.

Awesome idea, I have just remembered my work gave me some steel toe capped trainer type things (I work in an office, you figure it out) I could use them for as long as they last...

 

[Asgard]

 

[Laku]

So far I've been using my old hiking boots. Good ankle support and grip if you don't mind the weight.

 

[Gadget]

For sup air, cheap rugby boots with short moulded studs. I find it better to avoid leather and get boots with synthetic uppers - means you can hose them down or wash them in a bucket at the end of the day and not worry about cracking leather.

I've found that wearing studs all day can cause a lot of foot pain, so I always replace the crappy insoles they supply with a set of these, which you can swap between shoes. Gives loads of arch support, just a shame they cost more than the boots themselves!