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[keysersolze]

Hi philip AKA Aero, any chance that these Nikes will come with separate width fittings?  As we have players who buy runners and get them spiked only because they come in width fittings as well as size 9 etc. As when you think you can spend on average 6 to 7 hours in the field for a 45  over match shoes are a big thing and I for one would pay extra for a pair of shoes available in different widths as well, and will be able to build a pair like Nike ID etc? maybe there we can get a width altered etc.

[Philip@Aero]

No plans at this stage to release separate width fittings.  This can happen with running shoes because of the huge volumes that are sold.  Cricket shoes sell in much smaller volumes and to hold more than one width per size just wouldn't work I'm afraid.

[Vitas Cricket]

That's great to hear Jake - thanks for the feedback.  We've had similar feedback from the elite sponsored players who have been using them, but it's always nice to get feedback from the coalface.

If I was a bowler I think the bowling shoes would be next level too, they look the part and I'm sure will offer similar comfort levels, people are crying out for a higher cut with supporting strap at the moment too.

[slcric]

Just got a newsletter from my local cricket store and these shoes are advertised at NZD $189.90 which comes up to GBP 94!!if that is not a typo then that's incredibly cheap considering how much the last years top end Nikes were

[Philip@Aero]

Just got a newsletter from my local cricket store and these shoes are advertised at NZD $189.90 which comes up to GBP 94!!if that is not a typo then that's incredibly cheap considering how much the last years top end Nikes were

It's not a typo