Women's Ringor® Pro 2 Turf Softball Shoe
Built to last
Enhanced Durability: Armored where hard drag foot takes the beating. A toe guard where pitchers drag, without the clunky weight.
Backed by our full-season guarantee
Fit made for her foot
Female First-Fit: A locked-in heel and a roomier toe box, built on a female last, so she’s moving the cleat, not sliding inside it, game after game of a tournament weekend.
"We received these shoes a couple of weeks ago and my daughter absolutely loves them. They are her favorite go to cleat now. She loves the durable tow for pitching and loves how comfortable they are." — Heidi K.
Traction and speed
Superior Traction & Grip: Molded studs bite into dirt and turf for a hard first step and sharp cuts.
STOP BUYING DISPOSABLE CLEATS
Pitchers drag. Infielders slide. Most cleats give out before the season does. This one is built for it, and backed if it doesn’t make it.
For a lot of pitchers, the drag toe gives out before the season does, and the old pair gets tossed by May.
A rubber toe guard where she drags, built to outlast her season. If they wear through in the first 90 days of play, we replace them.
Why she’ll keep them all season
They last
Toughness goes where her game wears cleats out first: the toe, the plate, the seams.
They fit
Made for her foot, so no heel slip and no blisters to play through.
They move with her
Spikes placed for the first step, the turn at first and the slide into second.
Outfitting a team?
25% off when you buy 6 or more. Every pair qualifies for our 30-day game day test and our Full-Season Guarantee.
What parents and players say
“After trying the rip brand cleats my daughter tried to go back to another brand turf shoe. She was able to pitch one inning and had to be pulled off the field. I bought these and she pitched a whole tournament with no problems.”
“I’m a right-handed softball pitcher, so having a shoe with a strong toe is really important because my drag foot can wear shoes out fast. The Ringor Pro 2 turf shoes have been great for that. The reinforced toe feels really durable and holds up well when I pitch. They’re also really comfortable. I wore them to pitching lessons right away and they felt good the whole time. They feel lightweight but still supportive when I’m moving around the mound.”
“They look great and perform really well. Would recommend them to anyone looking for turf shoes that will last a long time!”
Questions parents ask
What is the Women’s Ringor Pro 2 Turf softball shoe?
It’s a women’s softball turf shoe built on a female last, for artificial turf fields, practice, batting cages and indoor training. It has the same locked-in heel and roomier toe box as the Ringor Pro 2 cleats. It’s made by RIP-IT and backed by the Full-Season Guarantee.
What is a softball turf shoe used for?
Turf shoes are for turf fields, practices, batting cages, warm-ups and indoor workouts, where spikes and studs are too much or aren’t allowed. Many players keep a pair in their bag so they can switch out of cleats between games or on travel days.
Can she wear turf shoes in games?
On turf fields, yes. On dirt infields, cleats grip better, so most players switch to the Ringor Pro 2 Metal or TPU for dirt games.
Turf shoes or cleats for practice?
Turf shoes are the better choice for practice on turf, in cages and indoors. They’re easier on her feet over long sessions and save her game cleats from extra wear. On a dirt practice field, she’ll want cleats for the same grip she has in games.
Turf, TPU, or metal: which Ringor Pro 2 should she get?
Choose Turf for turf fields, practice, batting cages and indoor training. All three have the same female-first fit. Choose TPU for dirt and turf, or for leagues that don’t allow metal. Choose Metal for the most grip on dirt in leagues that allow metal spikes, usually older and high school play.
Are Ringor Pro 2 turf shoes good for pitchers?
Yes. A toe guard covers the spot where a pitcher’s drag foot wears through, so she can throw bullpens on turf without wearing out the toe. If they wear through in the first 90 days of play, the full-season guarantee replaces them once.
How do Ringor Pro 2 turfs fit? Should she size up?
They’re built on a female last, with a snug, locked-in heel and a roomier toe box. Order ½ size up from her usual athletic shoe. Sizes run 5.5 to 13, including half sizes, and if the size is wrong, exchanges are free.
Do Ringor Pro 2 turfs come in youth sizes?
Women’s sizes start at 5.5, which fits most older elementary and middle school players. To convert, add 2 to her youth size: a Youth 3.5 is a Women’s 5.5.
Why buy a women’s-specific softball cleat instead of unisex?
Most unisex cleats are built on a men’s last, which is wider at the heel and narrower in the forefoot than most women’s feet. That mismatch causes heel slip, blisters and a less stable first step. The Ringor Pro 2 is shaped for a female foot, so the heel stays locked in and the toes have room to balance.
Do Ringor Pro 2 turfs need to be broken in?
No. They’re comfortable out of the box, and reviewers say they didn’t have to break them in. Players also call out comfort through long practices and tournament weekends.
Can she wear them in a game and still return them?
Yes. With the 30-Day Game Test, she can play real games in them for 30 days. If she doesn’t love them, send them back in any condition for a full refund.
What does the full-season guarantee cover?
If the cleats wear through in the first 90 days of play, send a photo and the order number and RIP-IT will replace them, once.
What positions are Ringor Pro 2 turfs best for?
They work for every position. Pitchers get a toe guard where they drag. Catchers get comfort for long innings in a crouch. Infielders and outfielders get traction for hard first steps, sharp cuts and slides.