Which pair of cleats?

[YOCOACH]

Can you post a link? I cannot find a do-it-yourself pitching toe kit on the Ringor website. Thanks!

I apologize. Apparently they did away with selling it separately. It used to be under the Accessories Tab.

 

[jwalk]

word of warning... Ringor bandits don't run small. We went with the website recommended 1/2 size up from her normal athletic shoe and they were too big. Ringor stepped up and kudos to them got us the next size down. they are still a little big but were ok with it. Great shoes by the way.

 

[ScottyDont]

word of warning... Ringor bandits don't run small. We went with the website recommended 1/2 size up from her normal athletic shoe and they were too big. Ringor stepped up and kudos to them got us the next size down. they are still a little big but were ok with it. Great shoes by the way.

This is absolutely true...the Bandits seem to be the only Ringors that don't run 1/2 size small.

As far as the pitching toe is concerned, there's always Tuff Toe, which I have found works pretty well. Tuff Toe Sports!, - Pitching Toe Shoe Protection of Professionals!

 

[sbmom19]

My daughter has worn the 3n2 Rally metals with pitching toe for two years. Very durable and breathe a lot better than her Ringor's did. She has a high instep and the Ringor's were never really comfortable for her.

 

[Classof2020]

Bandits will be available with pitching toe in May or June.

 

[cmspock]

We just received the Ringor Diamond Dynasty cleats for DD12. I ordered a 1/2 size up over her gym shoe size and they are too big. Have to call Ringor to exchange for a 1/2 size down.

But these seem like really high quality shoes. Hopefully they last more than 3 months like all the previous cleats.

 

[SandyM]

I just bought the Ringor Diamond Dynasty for my pitcher daughter. Out of the box they seem like great quality. On the advice of the Ringor customer service rep I ordered 1/2 size up. Fit was right. However, my daughter HATES them! She says they are way too stiff. Any advice from Ringor fans? Should I encourage her to try to break them in? Are the Tanels any softer or more flexible? My daughter loved the feel of the 3N2s, but both pairs I bought came apart after one tournament. We are in the Northeast and often play in wet conditions. My daughter is also a fast runner. She prefers molded over metal cleats.

She typically goes through several pair of cleats a year. I would love to be one of those pitcher parents on here talking about cleats lasting a year or longer!

Any input is appreciated!