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Old 18-01-2010, 09:39 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi,

This may seem as an odd question but can you remove the spikes of cricket shoes to play indoor?

Last season I played on my running and basketball shoes as cricket shoes aren't found in Belgium and both shoes provided plenty of grip and gave sufficient support to my ankles.
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Hi,

This may seem as an odd question but can you remove the spikes of cricket shoes to play indoor?

Last season I played on my running and basketball shoes as cricket shoes aren't found in Belgium and both shoes provided plenty of grip and gave sufficient support to my ankles.
Yes you can, these are things called 'spike keys' or something that lets you remove the spikes which really helps you alot and saves you buying new shoes just for indoor, recomend it and whats more, you can nornally get it at any cricket shop. Hope it helped
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Old 18-01-2010, 01:01 PM   #3 (permalink)
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thanks mate, I just asked as most of my team mates have rubber spikes and they told me they can't be removed. That's why they ware other shoes inside.

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Ah, If the're rubber spikes then you might have a problem...
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yh I mean I do it all the time for indoor nets

Slowfinger is right you can't get rubber spikes off they're just stuck there








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