Baseball and soccer cleats are quite different because they are designed for different purposes. Soccer cleats are designed for grip exclusively on turf since the soccer pitch is entirely covered in turf, but baseball cleats are designed to give the player maximum grip on the dirt basepaths, which is why baseball cleats will sometimes perform poorly for outfielders, especially on wet turf. Soccer cleats are round while baseball cleats are (generally) rectangular, and both have blunt bottoms. Certain soccer boots allow the owner to change out the cleats as they wear, but I have never seen baseball shoes with replaceable cleats. The biggest difference however is that baseball cleats may be made of metal but soccer cleats never can. If you've ever wondered why soccer players kneel down while the referee walks behind them before a match, it is so he can see that all cleats are legal. In both sports it is illegal to sharpen cleats into spikes.
no,because soccer shoes are more strong
Baseball shoes have metal cleats, which arent allowed/good for soccer. Soccer has plastic, so you don't tear open someone's face accidentally.
I know soccer, football, baseball, & lacross
I would recommend you buy running shoes. Soccer shoes are for soccer and are not made for running. If you use soccer shoes for running you may risk injury.
Indoor soccer
It means it says warning for tese are soccer shoes not just any shoes that what wf stands for
There called cleats i play travel soccer and i say soccer shoes and cleats. So i doesn't matter really.
soccer shoes are called cleats you can tell that they are cleats if they have spikes on the bottom.
Any shoe store should have soccer running shoes. If a shoe store does not have soccer running shoes, then it is probably a store that only takes in and sells donations.
No, I do not want to have your indoor soccer shoes but you can put an ad up online to see if anybody would like to buy your indoor soccer shoes on kijiji or craigslist
Pretty much any outdoor field sport requires cleats (there are different types for each sport, I think). This includes soccer, football, field hockey, boys and girls lacrosse, softball, baseball, and rugby (there are probably more I can't think of).
"It looks like the gaping maw of an angry demon. If you ever see it, you're about to have a chunk of your face ripped out." Most modern ones are made of hard plastic, not sharp enough to cause ripping damage. Just google-images "soccer cleat".