To prevent soccer cleat blisters, wear properly fitting cleats, use moisture-wicking socks, and apply blister prevention products. To treat blisters, clean the area, apply a blister bandage, and avoid popping the blister.
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To prevent cleat blisters, wear properly fitting socks and shoes, use moleskin or blister pads, and keep your feet dry. To treat cleat blisters, clean the area, apply a blister bandage, and avoid popping the blister. If the blister is painful or infected, seek medical attention.
depends on the cleat what cleat do you have
Why?
they are shoes
The Gs soccer clear.
Buy a bigger shoe.
Probably when soccer ends or after it starts.
"the reason is because that no one steps on there toes" - previous answer lol, not quite! In soccer, the toe cleat prevents you from kicking the ball properly. It drags on the ground and messes up your control.
in soccer you are not allowed to have a toe cleat. therefore, soccer cleats have no toe cleat and baseball cleats do. there are also more subtle differences but that's the major one.
so, soccer cleats, don't have a 'toe' cleat on the top, and a softball cleat does. if you compare them, look at the very top. also they are made of different materials, and on the bottom part, where the heal is, soccer cleats usually have a different pattern.
in my opinion the best cleat for youth is anything in the nike total 90 catorgory
They are soccer cleats, but can also be used for other cleat sports if you play recreationally. If you play competitively, then you should get the sport-specific footwear.