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Softball Cleats

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Have speed, traction and total confidence on the field when you're wearing softball cleats. You've got options with molded or metal spikes for every surface.

adidas Softball Cleats

From throwing strikes to hitting grand slams, showcase your skills on every surface in softball cleats from adidas. Supportive upper materials are tough enough for every slide and diving tag to get the game-winning out. Responsive cushioning softens every sprint as you beat out the throw for an extra base. Shoes with adidas Boost cushioning return energy as you sprint to beat the throw. Cleats for softball in low-cut to mid-cut silhouettes meet the support and flexibility that's best for you. Wherever you play, options like metal softball cleats or plastic softball cleats make sure you have the traction you need on grass, dirt and turf.

Speed can take you far in the game, but hustle will take you the distance. adidas softball cleats are made for the risk-taker who can will his or her team to the top. Mesh panels keep the upper breathable through every inning. Lightstrike midsoles are soft and responsive, so you never have to think twice about stealing the open base or going for it in a hit-and-run situation. The studs on the outsole of metal softball cleats are carefully placed to give you unparalleled traction on grass or dirt. Shop our entire selection of softball cleats and be ready for the season.

Softball Cleats Frequently Asked Questions

What type of cleats are best for softball?
To choose the best type of softball cleats, first consider the type of field you'll be playing on. If you're playing on a natural grass field, choose softball shoes with metal or molded (TPU) cleats on the outsole. If you're playing on artificial turf or indoor surfaces, training cleats or turf shoes provide excellent support and traction without damaging the playing field. Metal cleats are popular, but some leagues prohibit them for safety reasons, so be sure to check your league's regulations before playing.
How to tell if cleats are for softball?
The number and pattern of cleats on the outsole can clue you in to what sport your cleats are made for. Softball and baseball cleats both feature a toe cleat at the tip of the outsole, while soccer cleats do not. Softball and baseball cleats are also more rounded than football cleats, which are wider and rounded. Finally, baseball cleats will be placed closer together, while softball cleats are more spread out across the foot.
Can you use any cleats for softball?
No, you can't use just any cleats for softball. First, check with your league for any footwear regulations on cleat material. Some leagues prohibit metal cleats for safety reasons. Softball cleats have a specific cleat pattern that supports the needs of the sport. Baseball cleats are different, but they are similar enough to work for softball. Football and soccer cleats feature different cleat patterns to support running up and down the field and lack a toe cleat, so they shouldn't be worn for softball. Need more help? Check out our softball cleat guide for an in-depth look.
Are metal or molded cleats better for softball?
Metal softball cleats generally grip better than molded (plastic) cleats, but it comes down to player preference and your league's rules. Metal cleats offer the most traction but are heavier. Plastic is much lighter, and many players prefer a lighter-weight shoe for speed. Be sure to check with your league's regulations, as metal cleats aren't always permitted.