Enhance Performance with Mizuno Women's 9 Spike Swift 4 Fast Pitch Metal Softball Cleat Review

I bought these for my daughter. She plays travel softball and pushes this shoe to the limit. They seem to be doing very well, especially with the amount of abuse she throws at them. They seem to suit her well, she plays tournaments every weekend, she literally spends all day in them and I haven't heard her complain about them. The price made it even better.

My 15 year old plays fast field movements and loves Mizuno. They're so light they add a little bit of speed. The tongue is attached to help him move. The laces are strong. I don't like the amount of white in black boots. The metal tips are intact. What worries me is that they will happen before the end of the season. She buys a new pair every year but plays hard year-round. Worth the price and way better than Nike or Boombah.

My 13 year old daughter loves it. We bought for a high school fast feed. I put them on my feet and they are soft in the heels and forefoot. As a child, I never had boots that were so comfortable. They lace up comfortably and won't chafe your ankles. My daughter has a wide foot and is usually 10-10.5 inches in women's shoes. We ordered 10.5 and they fit well. At the end of the shoe is a gap of about an inch. When I saw a $32 size 10.5 on sale I knew it was for her. What theft!

I've been a high school softball coach for 47 years and I definitely think wearing metal cleats over cast cleats is better for traction, change of direction and walking with confidence Advantage is groomed fields and I was very happy when they were finally allowed by the NFHS rules ten years ago. When my granddaughter started junior high school this year, I immediately started looking for a pair for her (and yes, before you ask, metal cleats are allowed in both junior high and HS under NFHS…