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Soccer Cleats: To Stud Or Not To Stud

Soccer boots, only correctly called cleatsstuds make certain they are fully prepared
when they have the ground gripping teeth onfor the additional maintaince these boots
the bottom of the shoe, have always beenwill typically require. The simple cleaning
fodder for debate, among those who believeof them is much the same as other molded
the screw in stud to be better than theboots, however, the screw in studs, or
molded teeth for traction or reliability.cleats, is where the care of these soccer
Many of the modern changes to soccer bootsboots makes a real difference in the
has come more from concerned parents,performance  they  will  afford  the  player.
demanding the safest footwear for their young
players, than it has from professionalThe studs are available in plastic or metal,
players,  as  might  be  believed.and it may be wise to determine which is
allowed on your field, particularly if it is
There are basically three different types offor youth play, prior to making your choice.
soccer boots available, those being moldedIt is possible that the sanctioning body at
cleats, screw in studs, and these calledyour playing fields may not allow screw in
'astros' which are designed especially forstuds  at  all.
use on astro turf. A good molded cleat is
probably the best beginner boot, if play isAfter you have made the decision to purchase
to be on grass. They are easy to care for,soccer cleats with screw in studs, and have
and hitting them against each other or a walldetermined that the playing fields in your
will knock off most muddy, grassy build-up.area do allow them, go to a sporting goods
Other than that, a rinse with warm water, andstore that knows soccer, and has sales
allowing them to thoroughly dry beforeassociates who will take the time to ensure
wearing again will provide for about all theyour player gets a good, snug fit. This would
care  these  durable  cleats  will  need.be true even in the molded cleats, of course.
Make certain the studs are screwed in
If finances allow, it is wise to have twotightly, and always carry extra studs in the
pairs of these soccer cleats for your youngsoccer  bag.
player, to insure one is thoroughly dry
before re-wearing it. In the case ofInspecting the studs as the cleats are
tournaments, where 3 or more games are playedcleaned and put away after a match will prove
in a singe weekend, it is a great relief forwise, and help prevent a lost stud during a
those hard working feet to have fresh bootsgame. Never continue to play with a missing
to put on. It is wise to note here thatstud, it is harmful to the overall stability
soccer slides, or sandals, are a veryof the player, and can easily distort the
important item in the soccer bag. If thehole so a new stud may not fit properly when
cleats are worn on hard surfaces for anyreplacing it is finally attempted. At first
length, the cleats will wear or break offbreak  in the game, replace the missing stud.
much quicker than normal field use would
cause.Astros are easy to care for, and can be used
on grassy or hard surfaces. Basic cleaning is
When your player is ready to try screw insimilar to the molded cleats.



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