Can You Wear Soccer Cleats for Indoor?
You can wear
- Field material is indoor turf
- The facility allows you
If you are playing on a basketball or futsal court, you should not wear your normal
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What’s Special About Indoor Soccer Shoes?
Shoes designed for indoor soccer are different from those designed for normal outdoor running.
Having a greater feel for the ball is important in indoor soccer, so it’s best to use shoes designed for the sport.
The bottoms are rubbery and don’t have studs. Also, the outer part of the shoe is form fitting compared to a regular sneaker.
For the younger ages (seven and younger), a regular pair of sneakers should be okay to wear.
Should I Carry Two Pairs of Cleats?
If playing inside is an option, I would carry two sets of cleats. One for outdoor turf or grass and another pair for inside.
Depending on what part of the country you are from, you may be playing indoors from December through March so having a pair of each will provide you with footwear you can use all year.
Remember, that using cleats that aren’t meant for the surface increases your risk of injury. It can also have a negative impact on your performance!
Written By: Beau Bridges
Beau is the founder of SoccerNovo, dedicated to helping players and parents navigate the youth soccer landscape. As a former youth coach and soccer parent, he shares insights on player development, recruiting, and the ever-evolving soccer scene in the U.S.
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