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Does anyone know who makes the lightest youth cleat (non-metal)? I'm guessing one of the Nike low cleats. Can anyone confirm?

My daughters have tried many different cleats and they say the lightest cleat they have worn and is still durable is the Nike "Air Diamond."

A organization in Houston believes in there kids wearing soccer cleats. They are much lighter than softball cleats.

The Mizuno Whatley is a very light shoe from what I have heard.

Yep, Mizuno Watley's. Model # says something like GS or SS, and Super Lite. I think they were 9.6 oz which is the same, if not lighter than, soccer cleats. Great cleat, order true to size.

I don't know about youth, may just be adult sizes???

The Diamonds are just a tad heavier than the Watley/Finch. I never even thought to look at a soccer cleat. Are the differences enough to warrant looking into them? I'd probably experiment if I could find a comparable youth shoe that was less than 9oz in a woman's size.

Just found the Nike Mercurial Vapor Superfly weighing in at 6.8oz in mens
I wonder if one could play fastpitch in these though.

3Bsnag wrote:Yep, Mizuno Watley's. Model # says something like GS or SS, and Super Lite. I think they were 9.6 oz which is the same, if not lighter than, soccer cleats. Great cleat, order true to size.

I don't know about youth, may just be adult sizes???

My DD wears these and loves them because they are so light. They are G2 superlite SS

The problem with a soccer cleat is no front teeth. You will slip on take off. nothing on front because you kick with them....

My DD wore a soccer cleat until she was 14 or so. There was just no toe protection and they wear out quickly in the dirt. She went to the heaviest Ringor, just for the foot protection.