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Indoor Soccer Shoes"Forget sneakers. They are not made for indoor soccer."Indoor soccer shoes don't have cleats on the sole like outdoor cleats do. They have rubber stubs and maybe a rubber tread to allow for fast turns and abrupt stops. They weigh less than a normal soccer cleat, and look similar to some sneakers, but they are much tougher than sneakers. They Can Take It This soccer footwear is made to take the kicking that indoor soccer gives them. The flat rubbery sole and low profile is designed for good grip, and to help prevent rolling of the ankles. Sneakers, although only slightly higher in profile on some models, are just not safe to use for indoor soccer. The sole of a sneaker is also different than the rubbery sole that you need to perform well indoors. Styles You will notice that some of these shoes have laces straight up the front just like a sneaker. However some models have a lacing structure that is irregular. It appears to wrap around the front of the shoe as opposed to going straight up. Combining the wrap around lacing setup with the hidden lace loops available on some models, will provide a cleaner contact area for kicking the ball. Usually these models are a little more expensive, but worth it if you are serious about your soccer game. <Movement Playing on an indoor surface is more tricky than playing soccer outdoors. There is less give on an indoor surface, so your Soccer Shoes are built to allow for quick lateral movement. These shoes are built to allow the soccer player maximum freedom of movement, while providing good grip. When choosing your indoor soccer shoes don't let color or style tell you what to choose. Get the comfort and support that you need. Return from Indoor Soccer Shoes to Soccer Gear Equipment Home Soccer Gear Soccer Equipment Soccer Balls Soccer Cleats Soccer Jerseys Soccer Training Soccer Shoes Soccer Goalies Soccer Referee
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