Love my Sqairz, but had an issue with this pair. Avalyn was very helpful in getting the situation rectified in short order.

As far as performance goes, definitely feel better ground contact and stability with Squairz. I also have problem with my right big toe. Most shoes aggravate it by the middle of the back 9. Not so with the extra room in the Squairz.

My son is 10 and is playing in kid pitch baseball. He started pitching last year, and has played 1st base for 4 years. He is very big for his age ,at 5'4 wearing a size men's 11. I have to buy new cleats for every season (spring,fall ball, and for the last 2 years summer all star team) that's a lot of shoes and money. For the past 2 seasons I've purchased an extra 2 pairs. Bc he has wide feet no cleats are comfortable and some were actually hurting, leaving bruises . Not only that, but they dont aeem to last either. Laces breaking, solea tearing, and dont get me started on the inside literally coming apart. I could never find baseball cleats in wide, and finally I found new balance that offer 2E not 4E but still it was something. They were better and helped pain and bruising some, but still. Not quite there. Then I found Sqairz. Read a lot did some research and made the jump. And let me say. We will never go back to another cleat! The extra wide toe box, oh my gosh. He said his feet could finally not be contorted into his shoe. The extra cushion inside helped dramatically with his pain. Every step especially rounding the bases he said was so painful before and now felt like air. He said he feels as if he can run and jump better. Now when he slides into base, he said he is no longer afraid of bending his foot or sliding into the bag afraid of how much the impact would hurt his foot. He is absolutely in love with the Sqairz molded cleat. Not to mention, I have noticed and…

If you’re tired of stuffing your feet into pickleball shoes that leave little room for your toes, Sqairz are the shoes for you. I’ve tried every brand. Some have come close, but Sqairz actually delivers on their promise to set your toes free.

One way to tell you’ve got the right shoe is that you no longer will struggle putting them on. My foot drops into the toe box without bunching up my socks. Tighten the laces and you’re ready to play. Two hours of rigorous play and I’m not limping off the court. These shoes are great!