ZigTech football shoes

[wisref2]

Anyone tried the ZigTech football shoe? I love them for basketball, but have seen the football version and don't see how it provides any traction on grass. The "spikes" they added to the basketball shoe are just little flexible rubber points - don't see how they would do anything for you, especially in wet weather.

Any feedback would be appreciated.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by wisref2

Anyone tried the ZigTech football shoe? I love them for basketball, but have seen the football version and don't see how it provides any traction on grass. The "spikes" they added to the basketball shoe are just little flexible rubber points - don't see how they would do anything for you, especially in wet weather.

Any feedback would be appreciated.

I've worn them for 2 years now. Best. Shoe. Ever.

[HLin NC]

These?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Reebok-Vero-...item2c703ad6a5

They're really turf shoes for baseball. Unless you are calling on a wet pasture, most decently groomed football field should handle it.

I've got the Vero IV Zig trainers. They're a bit heavy but held up pretty well. Over half our fields are artificial now so I use them on turf. I've got a regular pair of Adidas FB cleats for the two "crap" fields we have left.

[BktBallRef]

Originally Posted by wisref2

Anyone tried the ZigTech football shoe? I love them for basketball, but have seen the football version and don't see how it provides any traction on grass. The "spikes" they added to the basketball shoe are just little flexible rubber points - don't see how they would do anything for you, especially in wet weather.

Any feedback would be appreciated.

I've wore them for last year. Best. Shoe. Ever.