Pitching Toe

You can easily do it yourself with a product called Turf Toe. It is an epoxy that comes in various colors. Very easy to apply. I had had great results. You can buy it online.

@adbono posted:

You can easily do it yourself with a product called Turf Toe. It is an epoxy that comes in various colors. Very easy to apply. I had had great results. You can buy it online.

Turf Toe also offers a service where you can send the shoe in, correct?

@TerribleBPthrower posted:

Turf Toe also offers a service where you can send the shoe in, correct?

Not sure about that. Upon further investigation I believe the product is Tuff Toe. Very easy to apply yourself. No need to send anything anywhere

I think everyone means Tuff-Toe (tuff toe.com). You can buy the stuff they use, but I'd always sent them the shoe after filling out their form. I'm not very good with calking, so I was pretty sure I'd make a mess of it...

I did this for juco, but Arkansas took care of this internally. In juco, Trev had a hot spot on the side of the shoe that was a bigger problem than the toe, you just mark it on the form and the put the stuff there too.

Here's the link to the custom order form ($27): Tuff-Toe Custom Order

I send my son's shoe to http://www.hurlerathletic.com .

I never wanted to mess with the chemicals with the DIY mode.
Without it, my son's toe drag will shred a shoe in 2-3 weeks.

@mjd-dad posted:

I send my son's shoe to http://www.hurlerathletic.com .

I never wanted to mess with the chemicals with the DIY mode.
Without it, my son's toe drag will shred a shoe in 2-3 weeks.

Thank you!!!! I have been looking for something like this. We have gone through so many cleats. I have tried doing the Tuff Toe myself (YouTube makes it look way easier than it looks). The finished product comes out all lumpy and uneven. Sounds like I need to find his cleats for high school season and send them off.

Anybody know if you can send them used cleats or do they need to be new? My son has a pair he only wore a few games last year.