These Say Cleated soles...is that metal cleats or just rough soles...we're wanting them to clean a lined fish pond..
1322444
I bought a pair about 3 years ago and the soles are a cleated sole made from the same rubber boot material. I use them in the salt water and they have held up very well.
1322445
As others have said, they are rubber cleats, no metal. You could buy metal ones to attach but that may not be suitable on your liner.
961482
Yes, they are made of stiff plastic, and they have a sort of slippery surface on top so you can slide your feet more easily into the shoes.
483636
Definitely not steel. The toes are more free in this boot. Sorry. Hope you find what you need.
1402097
They are a hard plastic. And bare feet on aft shoes like ballet are best for gripping.
356480
No, these are just to protect the cleats from when you walk in them. You must remove them prior to riding.
1941364
The ones I got were metal, they look great, but I did hear some of them are plastic too... I would call them to make sure..
1265059
I guess it is plastic. it does a good job for me. I have a 3/4 sole and a full sole in my 2 different type of work boots. They are sized real close to what you wear. Did not have to do any trimming.
1402098
They are hard plastic. I do think shoes /sneakers would be best. They also have ridges which may not be too comfortable for bare feet.
619408
you know I'm not sure . I was just glad to see it didn't have the hidden Jesus fish under the cleat because im not religious. If you want can really get a real cleat try the ford style . They look good are bigger and have a much bigger profile but you can get a 3/8 rope around them. Amazon has them too they are over 6 inches long. Sorry I don't know what either of them are really made of
1964691
Just a little, not as bad as I thought they may be, I also think with a little more use & wear they will get better! Ive had them out fishing about 7 times now and its not as bad as day 1. I hope this helps you. I am very happy with them
514296
The rubber is quite sturdy as are the cleats. Not sure about your use but it's an inexpensive way to prevent costly and painful falls. I bought mine last year and they are still going strong.
688123
These new ones are very good. The base is some sort of rubber, similar to thr new balance insoles. I think I've had them for like 8 months in my badminton shoes and they are still in good shape. The top is showing a little ware, but that's nothing, when you compare them to the older blue foam bottom models which I would burn holes clear through within a matter of months. (They still give support where I need it, though, so I still use several older pairs in my other shoes, despite them having multiple large holes in each one.) Just make sure you get the newer model with the green rubber bottom. These new ones are very good. The base is some sort of rubber, similar to thr new balance insoles. I think I've had them for like 8 months in my badminton shoes and they are still in good shape. The top is showing a little ware, but that's nothing, when you compare them to the older blue foam bottom models which I would burn holes clear through within a matter of months. (They still give support where I need it, though, so I still use several older pairs in my other shoes, despite them having multiple large holes in each one.) Just make sure you get the newer model with the green rubber... » Read More These new ones are very good. The base is some sort of rubber, similar to thr new balance insoles. I think I've had them for like 8 months in my badminton shoes and they are still in good shape. The top is showing a little ware, but that's nothing, when you compare them to the older blue foam bottom models which I would burn holes clear through within a matter of months. (They still give support where I need it, though, so I still use several older pairs in my other shoes, despite them having multiple large holes in each one.) Just make sure you get the newer model with the green rubber bottom. « Show Less
125686
I believe that they are plastic. Felt that way when I opened the cage to clean them.
256249
I could assure you they're not plastic... They're metal but cheap metal it says stainless yet still rusts
1024478
Yes. Yellow plastic cleats. Mine broke when I tried to pop out of them after about 4 rides. I didn't send infor a refund because it took about 4-5 weeks to get them. I believe they came in from out of the USA.
2199336
No hard plastic bottom, they are a sock. On the inside of the sock, there are rubber spots. Kind of like slipper socks . Sick material is pretty thick.
860148
Yes, but they are wading shoes. Most of my fishing involves hiking along the streams in SC. Some days up to 1-2 miles. They have good support but tread pattern is not heavily cleated, so it can be slick if there are leaves on wet rocks