cleats

/kliːts/noun

Athletic shoes fitted with studs on the soles for better grip.

Example sentences

“She laced up her cleats before running onto the field.”
“The soccer coach told the players to bring cleats and shin guards.”

Usually plural, like 'sneakers'. American English; in Britain the equivalent footwear is called 'boots' and the grips themselves are 'studs'.

Related words

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