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Ismail B posted: 29 Jul at 3:09 pm
You should replace the spikes every 10-15 rounds.
Jerry Thunder posted: 01 Aug at 11:18 pm
If you are competing professionally and winning money, then by all means follow the 10-15 rounds rule. But if you are a casual player (or even serious hobbyist) then change them when you need to not by rounds played. As for what’s on there now, just rotate them out and play on replacing the full set when the ‘new’ toe spikes get worn/broken.
johncondo47 posted: 03 Aug at 10:20 am
I change my ever 2 month thy don’t last long
Flatstick posted: 04 Aug at 10:37 am
Just change the ones that are broken or extremely worn down. When they don’t give you good enough traction, then it is time to change them.
Walter M posted: 05 Aug at 9:45 pm
I just change the ones I notice are worn down. You can get the spikes cheaper on eBay than you can at the store.
Jason G posted: 06 Aug at 3:34 am
They say every year. I just replaced mine recently and I bought some spikes and it said that you should replace them every year. It was the first time I did it in 3 or 4 years. If you don’t have the wrench to replace them, OMG it is a BE EYE TEE CEE H to do without it.