Just buy trainers at sale prices, not hard to find!
I get that mate, I'm aware stuff goes on sale and have the internet! 😂 My point was most of these spiked trainers sold are on sale at like £60, then sold for more than double that once spiked. As I said, not having a go at anyone doing it or paying it, I'm just being a stereotypical Yorkshireman.
It's harder to find a really good price on the spiking these days admittedly, but I've had a few pairs custom spiked now and always paid less in total than I spent on my previous set of actual cricket spikes. Was quoted for the Nike Vaspour Lites last year. in the sale for £55 I think, thought they would make nice spikes. Asked a spiker how much to spike em, was quoted £65 + pp. Advised he had the same ones in stock already spiked too, wanted £130
Quote from: edge on January 21, 2023, 05:19:15 PM It's harder to find a really good price on the spiking these days admittedly, but I've had a few pairs custom spiked now and always paid less in total than I spent on my previous set of actual cricket spikes. Was quoted for the Nike Vaspour Lites last year. in the sale for £55 I think, thought they would make nice spikes. Asked a spiker how much to spike em, was quoted £65 + pp. Advised he had the same ones in stock already spiked too, wanted £130
used Nike Court Vapour Lites last year,bought shoe from Pro Direct and Bill and Brenda spiked for me...all rounder,bowl leggies and bat middle order and can highly recommend,Tennis shoes good option to spike up...think whole process cost me less than £100,which is competitive looking at costs out there
those look very nice, how comfortable are they compared to a standard trainer? im thinking of getting some for batting (i dont bowl) not sure whether to get tennis shoe or a lighter running shoe
Am a B+B fan,had 4 pairs done now,never had an issue
Ouch. Cheshire Shoe Repairs sadly aren't as cheap as they used to be, but are £55 inc return postage. RRP on most top end spikes is over £120 these days so custom is at least competitive.