Cricket Bowling Shoes

Cricket bowling shoes take more punishment than most of the kit bag. Shop cricket bowling shoes and bowling spikes at Pro:Direct Cricket from adidas, New Balance, Payntr, PUMA, Gunn & Moore and ME+U, with options for fast bowlers, longer spells, matchday and training. Start with grip, then look at how secure the shoe feels through the run-up, delivery stride and landing.

Cricket bowling spikes are the main route for grass wickets, where traction matters as you build speed into the crease and get the front foot down. adidas adiPower Incurza, adiPower and Vector spikes feature heavily in the current range, alongside New Balance CK4040, Gunn & Moore Rival+, Payntr bowling spikes and PUMA evoSPEED options.

Fast bowling puts repeated load through the landing foot, so stability deserves more attention here than chasing the lightest shoe on the shelf. A good bowling shoe should hold the heel and midfoot securely without making the run-up feel clumsy. Taller or more supportive builds can make sense if you want more structure around the ankle, while lower-cut options may suit bowlers who prefer a freer feel through their approach.

Not every session needs full spikes. Training-specific cricket bowling shoes can make more sense for nets and harder practice surfaces, especially when you are putting in overs away from a grass square. The current collection includes adidas 22YDS Training Bowling shoes alongside match-focused spike models, giving bowlers a clearer split between practice and game day.

Brand choice comes after that. adidas dominates much of the range through adiPower, Vector and 22YDS, while New Balance CK4040 offers another established bowling route. Payntr and PUMA add more specialist options, with Gunn & Moore and ME+U broadening the choice further.

Browse cricket bowling shoes by brand, size and use. Start with bowling spikes for grass matchdays, look towards training shoes for nets and harder surfaces, then choose the fit and level of support that feels right through your own action.

By the final spell, the shoe should be helping you hit the crease, not reminding you that it is there.