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Plate Shoes
Im looking for a pair of shoes for behind the plate. Any ideas guys? should i get a REAL pair from Honigs or something...or use black shoes/boots with a steel toe in them? :D Can you help me here? :cool: This season I used shin guards w/ foot flaps on them...and black shoes.
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you gunna give me $120 for those shoes :D :p
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Tim. |
im kidding....im looking for the least expensive pair i can find. (being a beginning umpire)
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When I first started I bought a pair of steel toed black athletic shoes from Sears for around $40.00. Just make sure you wear shin guards with metatarsal protection. Tim. |
www.inhousesports.com/bsbumpshoes.html
65 bones for patent leather plate shoes. Spend the extra dough. |
$65 is a good price. Might get those.
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They look good to me
I had a chance to look at the $65 plate shoes from inhouse and they seem as good as Honigs. They also have nice base shoes.
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New Balance plate shoes - best $95 ive ever spent towards umpiring.
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in house plate shoes
the in house plate shoes look very, very similar to honigs - but they are about $50 cheaper. how is the quality? do they look like they will last??
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do you want to have these shoes last for more than one season? if yes, id say don't buy these knock offs. |
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Have you actually seen them? Someone who has said they were exactly like the Honigs. Same sole, etc. I'd really like to know from someone who's actually bought them. |
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I bought Spot-Builts (locally for over $100) that sucked when they were brand new because they have a "hard" toe not a steel toe. At least these are steel toed. That makes them worth the $65 to $70, even if they don't last. At least my toes wouldn't get all messed up like they did. |
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