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Rubber molded cleats are ideal for recreational and slowpitch players, co-ed league players, coaches and anyone who puts comfort first. Since they’re allowed in every league, you’ll never have to worry about the rules.

Rubber studs are softer and more flexible than TPU or metal, so they spread pressure more evenly under your foot. That makes a real difference on hard, dry fields and during long tournament weekends.

Yes. Many slowpitch and co-ed leagues don’t allow metal cleats, and rubber molded cleats are accepted everywhere. They grip well on the dry, hard-packed fields common in summer leagues.

Yes. Players who’ve outgrown girls’ cleats but don’t need maximum traction yet will find rubber cleats familiar and comfortable. When she starts playing competitive fastpitch, TPU cleats are the next step.

RM stands for rubber molded. For example, the Under Armour Glyde RM is the rubber molded version of UA’s popular women’s softball series.

Rubber studs grip less than TPU or metal on soft, wet dirt and wear down faster with heavy use. Competitive fastpitch players usually prefer TPU or metal cleats.