Yes. The article says that only the studs under the big toe and the heel have the ball bearings.
But if you're playing on hard ground, when you pivot on either your toes or heel, the only point of contact with he ground will be a ball bearing.
Yes. The article says that only the studs under the big toe and the heel have the ball bearings.
But if you're playing on hard ground, when you pivot on either your toes or heel, the only point of contact with he ground will be a ball bearing.