As said above. It is highly possible that I will ahve to play one of my highschool games this week in a pitch full of snow. What would I wear? Sg? Fg?

The snow will be a couple of days old, so it will be slushy. But i dont know if the groound will stil be frozen

And I have normal and Sg vapors if that matters

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If the snow is melting/isn't too hard or compacted, I would opt for the SG.
If it's been trampled on a lot, thus is quite hard, I would go for FG/HG.

If I were you, I'd get there 5 mins earlier, bring two pairs and check out what it looks like. You might even want 2 pair, one for each half, if it's quite wet, etc.

mrfocus

i'd go sg no matter what

SG, either way the ground will be soft, unless the snow has frozen up to be ice and the pitch has gone rock hard

agreed always get there early to check out the pitch
well i do anyway

if its only snow use sg cause the ground is soft of courze but if the grass is frozen use hg. or simply buy tunits jaja

id go with indoor if i were you, man. i played in the snow and its unbelievable how good of traction you can get with indoor shoes. Dont knock it til youve tried it! =) =) =)

BS

buy tunits and all ur problems are solved

i live in florida so i always use FG...but in snow...ill use sg if not...u will probablly slip a lot

indoors lmfao they dont have any grip maybe turfs but it depends on how hard the snow is if its soft the ground will be wet so wear sg etc

mabe if you wanted to go ice skating u would wear indoors

is dis cat serious?? Yo mads, just ban him for the dumbness of it lOL

i think dis cat was serious chuckle chuckle
but he also said don't knock it till you've tried it which is exactly what everyone after him did

but seriously, just bring both cleats and show up early

I've played in conditions like that and it depends what the ground is like underneath. Ignore the snow unless it's really thick, and even then it will soften down during the game so you'll get through to the ground.

If the ground is solid underneath I'd wear FG - that way you don't kill your feet with SG boots on solid ground. The snow won't stick to your boots so you don't have to worry about them clogging up.