cleats for tourneys

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what type of cleats are good for a hard packed dirt surface and woodsball?

[cdawg]

I use the Adidas Copa Mundal. They are great for the dry area where I play soccer. They have little ankle support, so you can cut and weave like no other. I have used these cleats since I was 10. A great product. Get them cheap at www.soccer.com

[omni]

I use my bro's Adidas FootBall Cleets, I've got no clue what the name of them are, but unlike the soccer cleets they have a high Top, which I like for ankle support.

[painball]

would baseball cleats work?

[rehme]

i just use some nike new balance cross country they are really compy so your feet dont hurt has much on those long days of a tourney and they dont look to bad and they grap alot of traction also

[Crazy]

1/4 inch adidas football spikes or sambas, sambas are good even on dirt, best all around shoe in my opinion.

[fire1811]

vans avalanche series paintball shoes

[DWill]

I would say it is a personal preference thing...everyone likes different kinds of shoes(im a basketball player so believe me) so go to a store pick one that suits you and go paintballin

[heftylefty]

I would buy dye atc's. those seem to work well

[a_malfunction]

Ive been using diggers for a while.... i like them alot... quite comfortable and they get great grip.

[Oddball]

Just get what ever you like best. I had a pair of baseball cleats that lasted about 3 years of play and last summer I got some nike football cleats, it is all up to you. If you have weak ankles then get high tops and you should have at least one pair of bigger cleats for when it is muddy out but for dry grass/dirt even cross-training, running or basketball shoes should work fine.

[shade23]

cleats

I have a pair of Rawlings baseball cleats for like 10 dollars that I picked up last season and they have been hit with every kind of torture (from grassy fields to mud, rock, and ice) I can think of and still going strong!!!!

[Ironmag]

I used some Nike Soccer shoes last time I played and they worked great. At one point, I felt like I was going to slip but the shoes held on like a charm so that I could get some traction. I like these shoes alot and alot less expensive that the Dye ATC's.

[TimEmag00134]

I wear Adidas (soccer I think)cleats also for most of the time, but when there are a lot of big rocks (or boulders as some might call them) or on an indoor/artificial turf I try to wear something without cleats. If anyone was wondering why I said boulders, I live in NJ and play in PA often and there are a few fields that are in the mountains where I would NOT recommend wearing cleats.

[pbguy888]

I use screw in football cleats. And have Diff legnth cleats in my bag. That way if the conditions change I just switch em out.