Would these work for beach volleyball? Thanks
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On second thought, a set of water shoes would work better. Cost about the same . Are you going to be diving?
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Not really sure.I would think that sand would get in them and be uncomfortable but they do sloe pretty tight. They hold water i know that and your feet do get a little water logged i assume the same with sand minus the water log.
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Hi Giulie, I got these for my grandson for lifeguarding. As long as you aren't dragging them in the sand/rocks on take off or landing they should be find.
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We use them for softball. They are bigger than a baseball but not add big as a softball. Work really good!
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I don't think so. I tried them out for just work use (retail), and they were falling apart (I had a hole in the pad area) in less than a week. I don't imagine they'd hold up too well with more vigorous use.
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I'm not a windsurfer. I think these would work. They fit like a snug sock and the sole is thinner than a regular shoe, with grippy texture. You still feel what you are walking on, kind of like a moccasin
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I think so. They are made of plastic and are very durable and lightweight. Should be good for outdoors too! Hope this helps.
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I don't surf so I can't really address your question. I have, however, used these while rafting and they are great. The only problem I had was the sole is so thick it hard for you foot to get a good grip on a rocky surface. So, my guess it that they would be OK for surfing, but I've had not direct experience. Good luck.
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I love my croakies & they were a great buy. But I do not think they will work for surfing.
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I would say so..Works very well. Good for baseball games. we use them for the VFW hall
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My thought would be yes, as they are intended for soccer cleats. I guess if the baseball cleats are not the metal spike variety, I think they would be fine for this. Suggestion: check with the manufacturer.
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Yes, they will, but I would not buy them. I am not happy with mine. The first couple times I used them I thought I liked them, but the sides don't fit over them well at all, and I pot one set on top of the other one day (while they had water in them) and the top one fell over and the joining screw broke off. Unrepairable or useable. They also leak if you use water and they tip over. All in all, my weight lifting weights worked better. I bought sand bags for half the price to replace them.
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I think they would work well for you. They are flexible and light. I recommend.
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I guess so. But if you soak them in water often, I'm not sure. Walk them at the beach? I'd say be careful with your knees.
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They would probably work, but you do need to keep the surface wet by constantly running a stream of water over the surface. It would most likely work dry too, but the pads will wear out quickly. Use a slow speed, especially if you do it dry.
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My thought would be yes, as they are intended for soccer cleats. I guess if the baseball cleats are not the metal spike variety, I think they would be fine for this.Suggestion: check with the manufacturer.
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I really think so. They are great for "light" as they are made for welding. I was walking down Vegas Blvd. and got a lot of responses. The foam padding needs some 'buffering'. Maybe get some mole skin at the first aid station at your local store. I got the, for 'looks'. They are about the size of a cola can.
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I think it would well for basketball. It seems to stay in place well when moving around. It's not very thick (only about a 1/4"), so it provide pretty minimal protection. Which is fine for what I use them for. You would probably want something with a hard shell and maybe more padding for something like rollerblading on cement. I'm not sure how much protection you are looking for, but I think they would probably work well for basketball and even volleyball.