What do your toes look like?

Pitchers throw hundreds of pitches a day and every pitch has a toe drag that will damage those expense softball cleats An important part of a pitcher’s wardrobe is the cleats. They take a beating during the course of the year, especially the “push-off” cleat due to a pitcher's toe drag. When a pitcher drags her toe, the damage that turf or clay does to a regular running shoe or cleat is significant. After several outings, a pitcher might notice her throwing hand shoe is starting to wear out in the toe, and eventually will tear a hole and need replacing. To prevent this, many pitchers have added extra protection to the toe area in the form of a strap on or glue on toe protector. Well there is a better solution out there, a shoe with a built in toe protector. When you gather pitchers together to discuss their needs, you get a better understanding of how to solve the problem the right way. Ringor has built the ultimate pitching shoes designed by softball pitchers for softball pitchers. Ringor Pitching toe shoes have a built in toe protection feature that extends the life of your cleats way beyond the traditional toe cover. Ringor has added this technology to meet the demands of every level player by building a pitching shoe with a molded cleat, a metal spike, and the widely popular Turf shoe. Check out all the Ringor cleats online at Boyersmart.com