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[bhuna21]

I was wondering what everyone thinks of Craig Keiswetter's new footwear...

Has cricket really come to this?!

[sloggerroz]

Different, cant imajine there been much protection though but i kind of like em, think i'll stick to my asics.

[johnnyw]

Never understood why people think cricket shoes offer protection. You are going to get busted toes no matter what shoes you wear. Unless cricket shoes suddenly get steel toe caps then  i am dumbfounded

[Abighugeappl]

He's only fielding/keeping in them, so no real need for protection

[WalkingWicket37]

How village, not seen anyone wear those while playing since Under 13s!

[sfa82]

I think T20 is all about being different to the traditional form of cricket and this has extended through to the way it's played and what players are wearing. Here I think it's another attempt to do something different and fun.

Many players wearing dark coloured shoes in the limited overs stuff. I personally think it's cool and something out of the norm.

[19reading87]

There was a pic on twitter of them recently

[joeylough]

https://twitter.com/TheShoeDoctor1/status/353273170976993280/photo/1

Not bad work from the shoe doctor

[rbblack]

Fair play to him I say.
Let's remember that in the 60's converse were at the heady height of sports trainer technology! 

[WalkingWicket37]

Fair play to him I say.
Let's remember that in the 60's converse were at the heady height of sports trainer technology!

50 years later the same most definitely cannot be said haha

[rbblack]

50 years later the same most definitely cannot be said haha

Lol true true.

But they don't look that bad and if he finds them comfy for a t20 when why not?