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The rubber-stud Superstorm is DSC's go-to all-rounder shoe: multidirectional rubber studs that bite into turf and synthetic surfaces, a cushioned EVA midsole that soaks up a long innings, and a lightweight mesh upper that keeps your feet cool through a full day at the crease.
If you want one pair of cricket shoes that handles batting, bowling and a long stint in the field without chewing up a grass pitch, the rubber-stud Superstorm is the honest choice. The rounded-lug rubber outsole grips in every direction — no committing to metal spikes you can't wear on synthetic or indoor surfaces.
DSC built the Superstorm for the player who's on their feet all day. The thickened EVA midsole absorbs impact at the crease and the ultra-soft sock liner takes the sting out of repeated running between the wickets — which is why fast bowlers and heavy-footed players tend to get on well with it.
Players rate the Superstorm for all-day comfort and multi-surface grip — the thick EVA midsole is often singled out as kind to the knees and ankles on heavy delivery strides.
Third-party buyer sentiment from reviews across other retailers — not yet Cricket Company's own pro-shop note (added later with Wayne).| Brand | DSC |
| Sole type | Rubber studs — turf & synthetic |
| Upper | Lightweight mesh |
| Sizes (UK) | 2–7 |
| Colour | Red / White |
Rubber studs work across turf, synthetic and indoor surfaces — the practical all-round choice. Metal spikes give max grip on grass but can't be worn on synthetic.
Yes — the thickened EVA midsole is built for impact absorption, which suits bowlers and players with heavy delivery strides who land hard at the crease.
DSC shoes generally run true to UK sizing; if you wear thick sports socks or are between sizes, size up — or get fitted in-store.