[Soul06]

Originally Posted by PB_Popeye

I've actually heard that Skeletoes are awesome for paintballing in.
Convince me please.

Those are actually the Vibram Five Fingers. The Skeletoes are the imitations made by Fila. Tried both on. The Vibram's are far far better

[SNAKESNIPER (Banned)]

Originally Posted by Crimson Death

[sogo]

Go to a local soccer store and pick up some indoor turf cleats I usually get Adidas for around $30 (they barter )

[nerdcore]

Originally Posted by SNAKESNIPER

Vibram Five Fingers are getting popular. I've seen them used by players at a few different fields.

[xxm4ddogxx]

20 dollar umbro soccer cleats

[Octagonalized]

Asics work as well.

[CreesquePaintball]

Nike ctr soccer cleats for turf and grass

Wrestling shoes for indoor reball!

[vibee]

Originally Posted by SNAKESNIPER

this

[MiniMaster423]

what is so strange its a shoe that allows more flexibility

[vibee]

what if you get shot in betweeeeeeeeen the toooes?

[MiniMaster423]

lol it might hurt but these are amazing

[vibee]

i dont believe!

[XFTWxFaZeX]

Lol i know A guy who has all black ones We call him Ninja Dave xD

[mister2driver]

I always try to get Nike Multipurpose cleats
Mids



Peace-

[vibee]

lmao ninja dave

[White Devil]

If you already have cleats from playing another sport, I would just use those. I use my old lacrosse cleats to play in.

[Octagonalized]

Originally Posted by MiniMaster423

what is so strange its a shoe that allows more flexibility

[TheHef]

I prefer track shoes with golf spikes (the round ones) for turf. Cleats are better for dirt or real grass. I see tons of people use cleats on turf and they are actually giving themselves less traction than shoes would.

[Wagenheim]

Originally Posted by TheHef

I prefer track shoes with golf spikes (the round ones) for turf. Cleats are better for dirt or real grass. I see tons of people use cleats on turf and they are actually giving themselves less traction than shoes would.

never thought of that.

[Racso]

The most common cleats you can find are soccer, baseball, and football.

Soccer and baseball cleats are very similar, except that soccer are typically lighter, and baseball are somewhat more durable and they have a toe cleat.

Football and baseball cleats are also similar, but the biggest difference is that football cleats are usually taller for better ankle support.

All three types are starting to borrow ideas from one another, and some can be used for all three. I find baseball and football cleats to be a bit more ideal for paintball since they're both designed for start/stop type of play. If you like the lightweight feel of soccer cleats, then I would look for a "baseball/soccer hybrid" type of cleat.

[Wagenheim]

Originally Posted by Racso

The most common cleats you can find are soccer, baseball, and football.

Soccer and baseball cleats are very similar, except that soccer are typically lighter, and baseball are somewhat more durable and they have a toe cleat.

Football and baseball cleats are also similar, but the biggest difference is that football cleats are usually taller for better ankle support.

All three types are starting to borrow ideas from one another, and some can be used for all three. I find baseball and football cleats to be a bit more ideal for paintball since they're both designed for start/stop type of play. If you like the lightweight feel of soccer cleats, then I would look for a "baseball/soccer hybrid" type of cleat.

do they make them? haha