What's the difference between "floating" (or Arc) and "fixed" Look cleats?
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Floating cleats allow your feet to move a little without losing any noticable power output.  Fixed cleats do not provide that movement and are, in my opinion, not as comfortable because of the lack of movement.  The theory is that floating cleats allow your body to line up "biomechanically", allowing you to avoid knee, IT band  and other lower leg issues.\n\nThis is really a matter of personal preference.  I would suggest that you try both and see which one fits your style best.
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A lot of people can only work with the price of normal cleats (19.99-39.99) and people get so used to the normal cleats that when you get those $325 cleats that you are not used to them and then you dare not playing as good as you should be. So i wouldn't buy them.
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A 'linear foot' is the same thing as a 'foot'. Sometimes we use the phrase 'linear foot' to make it clear we are not talking about square feet or cubic feet ...12inches=1foot
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what exactly do you mean?  It's all your preferance. You can set them duck foot, both feet straight, or back foot straight, or slightly back and your front foot angled a little more forward.  It's all what you like.
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You need something that's not as flexible as a shoe. Something hard and flat and use a lot of force.
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he's right, some people's 6paks aren't symetrical. i think mens fitness magazine talks about that sometimes. i've seen it in shape, too.
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find the right size skates, lace them up properly. the skate blade should feel like an extension of your foot. no ankle bending if you lace em up right. hope you have good balance! keep practicing, soon you will skate like the wind.
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Yeah OSHA has all specs for safety gears, the welted one i dont know, the cemented one means sole and upper sole (leather part) are sticked together, where as direct injected PU sole (poly urethean (spell not sure)) means the Sole is moulded to the upper sole.
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In the US Military. Being flat footed isn't a disqualifier any more. Arches in boots are much better now.
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neither.\n\nwhy? its overpriced junk made in sweatshops in vietnam.\n\nget some 20 dollar shoes and settle for that.
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There are so many choices. I don't think there is a right or wrong answer to your question. All leading sports equipment manufacturers, like Adidas, Nike, Puma, Diadora or Umbro, produce great soccer cleats. Are some of them better and more comfortable than the other? Of course. But the difference lays in everyone own preferences. \nThere are many factors to consider when selecting soccer cleats: manufacturer, material(s) that cleats are made of, size, studs and outsole (bottom of the cleats) type and other additional features, like split outsole, external heel counter, lacing etc.\nAll these will determine the comfort of your soccer cleats.
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depends on the maker of the skates is what size you need.  if you are just buying skates at say walmart or a local sporting store then basic shoe size is how they are normally measured.\n\nif you want real inline skates, then look into names like luigino, powerslide, bont, etc.  here is the sizing chart for two of them but remember....top of the line inlines are each measured by each manufacturers specs.  http://www.powerslideusa.com/luigino/sizing_chart.htm\n\nI myself have the Powerslide C4's (http://www.powerslideusa.com/C4_tech_specs.htm ) and absolutly love them.  On indoor track have been clocked at 28mph and I know from others they can handle up to 85mph outdoors.\n\nalso know that normal ones bought at like walmart will not be fast, not be comfortable, not be form fitting to your feet and ankles, will have low grade wheels, bearings and spacers.  like anything else...you get what you pay for.\n\n\nhttp://www.skatebuys.com/\nhttp://www.baysideblades.com.au/index.html\nhttp://www.blairskates.com/inlineboots/index.html\nhttp://www.skatemogema.com/\nhttp://www.skates.com/\nhttp://www.lowpriceskates.com/
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Dude try A1skateboards, or CCS.com, or activemailorder.com, or monsterskate.com. Just search it dude. L8r. sk8 hard
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Here is some info on the frog pedals. I don't know anybody off hand that uses them but I do know a couple people that use either SPD or Look pedals on their recumbents. They shouldn't be much different than those two in terms of getting unclipped.
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Depends on what kind of surfaces you play on. If you live where its ususally hot then pitches get hard and dry, so a pair with short rubber studs are best. If its wet or cold, get a pair with longer metal ones which give you much better grip. Adidas do some really good and well- built cheaper cleats so go for one of their range.
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not sure if this is what you're looking for, but they're kinda cool:\n\nhttp://www.sportchalet.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2287159&cp=714770.1385308.714794
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I got mine at a sports shop, they are for serious street  hockey & racing, well made light weight with great ankle support, they were on sale for about $150