Ringor Pitching Toe Cleats

[cbullard]

Has anyone's DD ever played in these? If so...thoughts? Thought of getting my DD some for the spring.

 

[SBmom8992]

Nice shoe, DD likes them but dang they are heavy. DD is slow to begin with. I wouldn't buy them again until her foot stops growing. She needs new cleats every 6 months anyway.

 

[cbullard]

Not sure my DD would like them if they're heavy. She likes light weight feeling shoes.

 

[Six11 Hitting]

They now make the lightweight shoe with a pitching toe. Ringors are very well made shoes in my opinion.

 

[cbullard]

Banditscoach....Ringor has a lightweight shoe now?

 

[Classof2020]

My daughter loves them!! She has the regular cleat, the new lightweight spike and the turf. I will never encourage her to try another cleat unless she asks. They last FOREVER and she has a horrible drag (although I recently noticed I think that is improving) and just demolished other cleats and a pitching toe by a competing company. I HIGHLY recommend them.

 

[Six11 Hitting]

YEP!!! Oddly enough it's called the Bandit... I am not affiliated with them at by the way. We have used their shoes for years. The new one is synthetic but available with a pitching toe. We have a couple kids with them. They seem to hold up well and they are considerably lighter than the classic Ringor cleats...

Here's a link.
Diamond Bandit Lightweight Softball Pitcher Cleats with Pro-Tec-Toes | Ringor Fastpitch Softbal

 

[cbullard]

Thanks...I may her give them a try. A parent on my DD's team can get them for a good discount.

 

[sbmom19]

Ringors were too narrow for my DD's Freddy Flintstone feet. Went to 3n2's but the cleats seperated from the bottom of the shoe because of squatting when she caught. She has now stopped pitching for the most part (she will still pitch a relief inning every now and then) so we don't have to worry about pitching toes anymore...

 

[JAD]

I would not buy my DD Ringor's until her feet stopped growing - she was outgrowing cleats every 6-8 months from 10U - 12U. Now Ringor's are all she will wear. If your DD pitches, I cannot recommend Ringor's with the pitching toe highly enough. I know they have come out with some lightweight models, but my DD is not fast, so I still buy the heavy duty version and get 2+ years out of a pair, and that is 80-100 games/year.

Ringor will email out discount codes every month or two, so if you do not need a pair right now, you can probably save 15-20% if you wait for their next sale. I would also check out their "special offers" page. Lots of great deals on there if you can find the right size and color combo.